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LOCATION:Avenue Marechal Foch\, Yauonde\, Cameroon
SUMMARY:National Workshop on Measuring Gender-in-Trade Statistics in Camero
 on
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:This workshop is jointly organized by the United Nations Econom
 ic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and United Nations Conference on Trade an
 d Development (UNCTAD) in cooperation with the National Institute of Stati
 stics (NIS).\n\nDay 1: UNECA and UNCTAD will present objectives of the pro
 ject\, conceptual framework for the measurement of gender-in-trade\, and r
 ecent progress on methodological work on this topic\, including results fr
 om pilots conducted in Georgia and Kazakhstan. This will be followed by a 
 discussion of statistical production in Kenya\, including production of tr
 ade data\, non-trade data\, and measurement of informal cross-border trade
 . The day will conclude with the discussion of methodology to be pursued i
 n Senegal and the way forward.\n\nDay 2: Key statistical experts from NIS 
 will work together with UNECA and UNCTAD experts to review and compile the
  first experimental set of gender-in-trade statistics using the micro-link
 ing data approach. The workshop will conclude with the review of compiled 
 data and discussion of the way forward.\n\nFinancial support for this proj
 ect was provided by United Nations Development Account.\n&lt\;p&gt\;This w
 orkshop is jointly organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for
  Africa (UNECA) and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UN
 CTAD) in cooperation with the National Institute of Statistics (NIS).&lt\;
 /p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Day 1: UNECA and UNCTAD will present objectives of t
 he project\, conceptual framework for the measurement of gender-in-trade\,
  and recent progress on methodological work on this topic\, including resu
 lts from pilots conducted in Georgia and Kazakhstan. This will be followed
  by a discussion of statistical production in Kenya\, including production
  of trade data\, non-trade data\, and measurement of informal cross-border
  trade. The day will conclude with the discussion of methodology to be pur
 sued in Senegal and the way forward.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Day 2: Key 
 statistical experts from NIS will work together with UNECA and UNCTAD expe
 rts to review and compile the first experimental set of gender-in-trade st
 atistics using the micro-linking data approach. The workshop will conclude
  with the review of compiled data and discussion of the way forward.&lt\;/
 p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Financial support for this project was provided by Un
 ited Nations Development Account.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.
 org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/national-workshop-measuring-gender-trade-s
 tatistics-cameroon
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DTSTART:20230505T080000Z
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DTEND:20230505T160000Z
LOCATION:Avenue Marechal Foch\, Yauonde\, Cameroon
SUMMARY:National Workshop on Measuring Gender-in-Trade Statistics in Camero
 on
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:This workshop is jointly organized by the United Nations Econom
 ic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and United Nations Conference on Trade an
 d Development (UNCTAD) in cooperation with the National Institute of Stati
 stics (NIS).\n\nDay 1: UNECA and UNCTAD will present objectives of the pro
 ject\, conceptual framework for the measurement of gender-in-trade\, and r
 ecent progress on methodological work on this topic\, including results fr
 om pilots conducted in Georgia and Kazakhstan. This will be followed by a 
 discussion of statistical production in Kenya\, including production of tr
 ade data\, non-trade data\, and measurement of informal cross-border trade
 . The day will conclude with the discussion of methodology to be pursued i
 n Senegal and the way forward.\n\nDay 2: Key statistical experts from NIS 
 will work together with UNECA and UNCTAD experts to review and compile the
  first experimental set of gender-in-trade statistics using the micro-link
 ing data approach. The workshop will conclude with the review of compiled 
 data and discussion of the way forward.\n\nFinancial support for this proj
 ect was provided by United Nations Development Account.\n&lt\;p&gt\;This w
 orkshop is jointly organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for
  Africa (UNECA) and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UN
 CTAD) in cooperation with the National Institute of Statistics (NIS).&lt\;
 /p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Day 1: UNECA and UNCTAD will present objectives of t
 he project\, conceptual framework for the measurement of gender-in-trade\,
  and recent progress on methodological work on this topic\, including resu
 lts from pilots conducted in Georgia and Kazakhstan. This will be followed
  by a discussion of statistical production in Kenya\, including production
  of trade data\, non-trade data\, and measurement of informal cross-border
  trade. The day will conclude with the discussion of methodology to be pur
 sued in Senegal and the way forward.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Day 2: Key 
 statistical experts from NIS will work together with UNECA and UNCTAD expe
 rts to review and compile the first experimental set of gender-in-trade st
 atistics using the micro-linking data approach. The workshop will conclude
  with the review of compiled data and discussion of the way forward.&lt\;/
 p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Financial support for this project was provided by Un
 ited Nations Development Account.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.
 org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/national-workshop-measuring-gender-trade-s
 tatistics-cameroon
DTSTAMP:20260825T170604Z
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