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UNCTAD and its partners promote trade in line with environmental, social and economic sustainability criteria as a nature-based solution to the biodiversity crisis.

The Reform Tracker helps countries monitor, coordinate and fast-track actions to make cross-border trade easier, faster and cheaper.

Ending the occupation of Area C of the West Bank and East Jerusalem is critical for the sustainable development of the Occupied Palestinian Territory because it will enable the Palestinian people to grow their economy severalfold.

Governments should rally civil society organizations in improving the safety of products offered to consumers.

Through the assessments, UNCTAD helps developing countries harness the evolving digital economy for inclusive development.

A new UNCTAD publication looks at what it takes to make women-led businesses thrive in challenging times.

On African Statistics Day, UNCTAD presents data showing growth in the continent’s exports of services like computer and telecommunications services – and why collecting and analyzing such statistics is key for better policymaking.

Reducing the time and cost of trade has become even more critical in the face of rising inflation, which hits micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and consumers harder.

The world’s population growth has become increasingly concentrated in developing countries, highlighting the need to address inequalities and ensure a just transition towards a low-carbon future.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the awards, which celebrate best practices in investment promotion.