BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102483 DTSTART:20260930T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20260930T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024ca DTSTART:20261001T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261001T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024d3 DTSTART:20261002T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261002T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024da DTSTART:20261003T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261003T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024e1 DTSTART:20261004T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261004T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024e8 DTSTART:20261005T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261005T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024ef DTSTART:20261006T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261006T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024f7 DTSTART:20261007T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261007T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331024fe DTSTART:20261008T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261008T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102505 DTSTART:20261009T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261009T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310250c DTSTART:20261010T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261010T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102512 DTSTART:20261011T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261011T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102516 DTSTART:20261012T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261012T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310251b DTSTART:20261013T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261013T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310251f DTSTART:20261014T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261014T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102523 DTSTART:20261015T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261015T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102528 DTSTART:20261016T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261016T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310252c DTSTART:20261017T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261017T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102531 DTSTART:20261018T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261018T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102536 DTSTART:20261019T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261019T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310253a DTSTART:20261020T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261020T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310253e DTSTART:20261021T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261021T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102543 DTSTART:20261022T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261022T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102548 DTSTART:20261023T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261023T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310254c DTSTART:20261024T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261024T160000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102550 DTSTART:20261025T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261025T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102555 DTSTART:20261026T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261026T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310255a DTSTART:20261027T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261027T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310255e DTSTART:20261028T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261028T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102562 DTSTART:20261029T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261029T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102566 DTSTART:20261030T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261030T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310256a DTSTART:20261031T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261031T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310256f DTSTART:20261101T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261101T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102573 DTSTART:20261102T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261102T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102578 DTSTART:20261103T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261103T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310257c DTSTART:20261104T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261104T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102581 DTSTART:20261105T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261105T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102585 DTSTART:20261106T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261106T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102589 DTSTART:20261107T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261107T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310258d DTSTART:20261108T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261108T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102592 DTSTART:20261109T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261109T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca33102596 DTSTART:20261110T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261110T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310259a DTSTART:20261111T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261111T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca3310259f DTSTART:20261112T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261112T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331025a3 DTSTART:20261113T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261113T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331025a7 DTSTART:20261114T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261114T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8ca331025ab DTSTART:20261115T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261115T170000Z LOCATION:\, SUMMARY:Online course: Trade and Gender Linkages - Focus on Critical Minera ls CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Trade\, Gender and Development Programme of the Division on International Trade and Commodities is launching the online Course on trade and gender linkages with a focus on critical minerals from 30 S eptember to 15 November. The course will focus on analysing the links b etween trade\, gender\, critical minerals and development\, aimed at the f ollowing (please see the attached prospectus for details):  Understand t he relationship between trade\, gender and critical minerals from a develo pment perspective\; Be familiar withrecent trendsin global demand\, produ ction\, trade and value chains for critical minerals\; Identify the dif ferent roles women occupy across mineral value chains and the barriers an d opportunities they face\; Explain how mineral trade and mining affect w omen and men differently\;Understand the gender implications of different mineral trade and industrial policies\;Be familiar with recent development s in gender-responsive trade policymaking and gender-related provisions in trade agreements\;Assess the extent to which trade agreements and mineral policies integrate gender considerations\;Use the knowledge acquired to d evelop policy-oriented research and formulate gender-responsive recommenda tions for trade and mineral policymaking. Targeted Audience The course i s targeted to policymakers\, government officials\, academics from univers ities and research centres and representatives of civil society in devel oping countries and the least developed countries involved in policy formu lation and implementation\, research\, teaching\, advocacy or fieldwork re lated to trade\, gender\, mining and mineral resources\, industrial develo pment\, investment\, energy\, environment or sustainable development.  T he deadline for applications is 15 September.  <\;p>\;<\;span dat a-contrast="\;auto\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/online-course-trade-and-gender-linkages-focus-critical-minerals DTSTAMP:20260824T200153Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR