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Written by
Steve MacFeely, Chief Statistician, UNCTAD

A new $400,000 Finnish grant will help UNCTAD develop more training courses on how trade reforms and regional integration impact men and women differently around the globe.

UNCTAD and the group that stands up for developing countries in the United Nations reaffirm a strong partnership built on a shared history.

The remarkable story of China's dominance in the trade of creative goods and services is the golden thread of a new creative economy outlook by UNCTAD.

UNCTAD opens an office in Samoa to coordinate a trade and transparency project for Pacific small islands, ahead of a regional free trade agreement coming into force in 2019.

Written by
Maria Sokolova, International Economics Consultant at UNCTAD

Written by Ricardo J. Sánchez y Eliana Barleta
Article No. 29 [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°81 - First Quarter 2019]

Statisticians have their eye on criminal supply chains and are collaborating to find ways to better map and measure illicit financial flows.

UNCTAD's BioTrade Initiative champions companies whose business model benefits of both the planet's plants and animals and people.

A workshop in Belize, supported UNCTAD and DOALOS, maps out new directions for the country's fish and seafood sectors.