BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336630c DTSTART:20250616T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250616T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366327 DTSTART:20250617T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250617T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336632c DTSTART:20250618T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250618T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366331 DTSTART:20250619T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250619T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366335 DTSTART:20250620T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250620T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336633a DTSTART:20250621T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250621T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336633e DTSTART:20250622T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250622T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366343 DTSTART:20250623T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250623T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366347 DTSTART:20250624T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250624T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336634c DTSTART:20250625T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250625T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366350 DTSTART:20250626T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250626T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366355 DTSTART:20250627T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250627T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366359 DTSTART:20250628T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250628T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336635d DTSTART:20250629T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250629T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366362 DTSTART:20250630T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250630T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366366 DTSTART:20250701T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250701T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336636a DTSTART:20250702T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250702T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366370 DTSTART:20250703T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250703T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366374 DTSTART:20250704T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250704T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366378 DTSTART:20250705T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250705T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336637d DTSTART:20250706T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250706T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366381 DTSTART:20250707T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250707T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366385 DTSTART:20250708T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250708T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366389 DTSTART:20250709T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250709T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336638e DTSTART:20250710T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250710T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366393 DTSTART:20250711T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250711T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c953366397 DTSTART:20250712T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250712T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c95336639b DTSTART:20250713T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250713T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663a0 DTSTART:20250714T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250714T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663a4 DTSTART:20250715T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250715T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663a8 DTSTART:20250716T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250716T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663ac DTSTART:20250717T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250717T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663b0 DTSTART:20250718T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250718T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663b5 DTSTART:20250719T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250719T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9533663b9 DTSTART:20250720T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250720T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:Online course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on non-tari ff measures from a gender perspective CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme and the Trade Anal ysis Branch will launch this online course from 16 June to 20 July 2025\, over a period of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from universities and research centres\, and representatives of civil soci ety in developing and least developed countries involved in policy formula tion and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.Applicants should hold an advanced degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\, Gender stu dies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of English. The se lected participants will be exempt from the fees associated with access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.Upon completion of the co urse\, participants will be able to achieve the following objectives:Look at the economy from a gender perspectiveIdentify the channels through whic h trade affects women’s economic empowerment and well-being\, and the ch annels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and compe titivenessIllustrate how trade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic sectorsBe familiar with the ongoing debate and r ulemaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral levelsUnderstand NTMs and the gender-specific challenges associated with themAnalyze the gendered impacts of NTMs in the context of the digital eco nomyBe familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in women'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sectorUse the knowl edge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that coul d be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers inve stigating the interplay between trade and genderThe deadline for applicati ons is 1 June 2025.<\;p>\;The Trade\, Gender and Development Programm e and the Trade Analysis Branch will launch this online course from&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;16 June to 20 July 2025<\;/strong>\;\, over a per iod of five weeks. The course targets policymakers\, academics from univer sities and research centres\, and representatives of civil society in deve loping and least developed countries involved in policy formulation and im plementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Applicants should hold an advance d degree in Economics\, Law\, Political Science\, International Relations\ , Gender studies\, or related area\, as well as excellent knowledge of Eng lish. The selected participants will be exempt from the fees associated wi th access to the course and the e-tutoring services provided.<\;/p>\;& lt\;p>\;Upon completion of the course\, participants will be able to ach ieve the following objectives:<\;/p>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li>\;Look at the economy from a gender perspective<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Identify the channels through which trade affects women’s economic empowerment and w ell-being\, and the channels through which gender inequality affects trade performance and competitiveness<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Illustrate how tr ade integration has influenced gender outcomes in the different economic s ectors<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Be familiar with the ongoing debate and rul emaking on trade and gender at the multilateral\, regional and bilateral l evels<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Understand NTMs and the gender-specific chal lenges associated with them<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Analyze the gendered i mpacts of NTMs in the context of the digital economy<\;/li>\;<\;li&g t\;Be familiar with Voluntary Sustainability Standards and their role in w omen'\;s economic empowerment in the agricultural sector<\;/li>\;& lt\;li>\;Use the knowledge acquired to produce policy-oriented research and strategies that could be used by national and regional policymakers\, and academic papers investigating the interplay between trade and gender&l t\;/li>\;<\;/ul>\;<\;p>\;The deadline for applications is&\;n bsp\;<\;strong>\;1 June 2025<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\nView mee ting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/online-course-trade-and-gen der-linkages-focus-non-tariff-measures-gender-perspective DTSTAMP:20260824T190211Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR