Training Programmes

UNCTAD training inspires a nationwide project across key Peruvian ports, boosting progress towards sustainability, gender equality and economic development.

A rainwater harvesting system proposed by Rabiah Nadir is helping Johor Port save fresh water, minimize chances of flooding and contribute to global goals.

A multi-agency programme strengthens the capacity of investment promotion agencies to increase sustainable investment in least developed countries.

The application of digital technologies in international trade can contribute to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.

UNCTAD equips 300 women small-scale traders in five countries with greater knowledge of trade rules, customs procedures and entrepreneurship skills.

UNCTAD's TrainForTrade port management programme increases women's participation in leadership roles in ports, promoting gender equality in the industry.

UNCTAD continues its long-standing commitment to help developing countries harness the power of entrepreneurship as a tool for sustainable and inclusive development.

Training equips experts and policymakers to engage effectively in bilateral and regional negotiations on trade in services.

Strengthening the ability of ports to adapt to crises such as pandemics and climate change is key to ensuring people and businesses can get the products they need.

Port management has implications for economic growth, crisis response efforts, environmental protection and gender equality.