BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75439 DTSTART:20211206T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211206T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75476 DTSTART:20211207T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211207T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a7547c DTSTART:20211208T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211208T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75481 DTSTART:20211209T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211209T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75485 DTSTART:20211210T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211210T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75489 DTSTART:20211211T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211211T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a7548e DTSTART:20211212T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211212T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514b7a75492 DTSTART:20211213T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20211213T120000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Interregional training workshop on the statistical measurement of t ax and commercial illicit financial flows (IFFs) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:As part of the project on Defining\, estimating and disseminati ng statistics on illicit financial flows in Africa\, UNCTAD finalized a dr aft of “Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs” in May 2021\, for pilot testing\, aimed at statistical and other national authorities with a mandate to collect and access relevant information. Aft er a call for expression of interest in Africa in February 2021\, jointly launched between UNECA and UNCTAD\, the following countries participate in pilot testing of the measurement of IFFs: Angola\, Benin\, Burkina Faso\, Gabon\, Ghana\, Mozambique\, Namibia\, Nigeria\, Senegal\, South Africa a nd Zambia.\n\nUNODC\, UNCTAD\, together with ESCAP\, inaugurated a Develop ment Account project called Statistics and data for measuring illicit fina ncial flows in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020. The Partner Agencies selec ted six countries of Asia as pilot testing countries\, two of which\, Kyrg yzstan and Uzbekistan\, are focusing on IFFs from illicit tax-related and commercial practices.\n\nChallenges and opportunities encountered in the p ilots in Africa and in Asia will help refine the Methodological Guidelines and contribute to the reporting of progress towards SDG target 16.4 in th e future.\n\nIn order to support countries’ pilot calculation of IFFs es timates\, UNECA\, UNCTAD and ESCAP are organizing an interregional trainin g workshop on the statistical measurement of tax and commercial IFFs. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an in-depth training on the 6 select ed statistical methodologies proposed in the Methodological Guidelines to members of Technical Working Groups (TWGs) from pilot countries\, share ca se studies /experiences as well as discuss challenges experienced in the d ata review and/or use of identified methods.\n\nTo watch the videos of the interregional training\, kindly click here.\nhttps://youtube.com/playlist ?list=PLji49uujoC9o0E2QBbsrZbWMOFE4Td8o7"\; target="\;_blank\n\nVi ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/interregional-trainin g-workshop-statistical-measurement-tax-and-commercial-illicit DTSTAMP:20260710T194354Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR