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UN Trade and Development sets out a practical vision for landlocked developing countries to unlock trade opportunities through regional cooperation, digital readiness and targeted reforms
From supporting responsible production and consumption to promoting circularity and sustainable alternatives, trade must be part of the solution to plastic pollution, not part of the problem.
Chronic hunger affects over 700 million lives. Trade can be part of the solution by facilitating market supplies, helping stabilize prices and improving access to more resilient food systems.
A new UNCTAD study highlights the crucial role of these committees in driving trade facilitation reforms worldwide, and what’s needed to bolster their work.
Commodities are a vital engine for global trade, contributing one third of the total value. But it’s value addition that holds the key to more diverse and resilient economies.
The world comes together at the United Nations, taking bold actions to protect consumers and promote fair competition in an increasingly digital and globalized economy.
UN Trade and Development and Thailand deepen cooperation to enhance consumer rights and build fairer digital markets across the region.
A new study led by UN Trade and Development helps set the stage for major reforms to strengthen consumer protection in the African nation.
But persistent policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and signs of slowing global growth pose risks for trade in the second half of the year.
Stronger competition enforcement, along with more upskilling and better infrastructure and support for start-ups are vital to ensuring the digital boom benefits all.
