61. Centre For Human Rights, LLM In International Trade And Investment Law In Africa LLM in international trade Investment Law in africa Download LLM trade andInvestment in africa brochure (1Mb) http://www.chr.up.ac.za/academic_pro/llm2/llm2.html

International Trade and Investment Law in Africa Students selected onto the programme reperesent the best legal minds in Africa, and selection is thus highly competitive. At most, only 20 students are accepted onto the programme each year. The LLM is designed to expose students to world-class interactive teaching. The first semester is spent at a partner university in South Africa, and the second semester can be spent at an overseas partner university. Call for Abstracts - OSSREA's 8th Congress Download the "Call for Abstracts" For detailed information about this LLM , click on the links at the top right-hand corner of this page. Opening Ceremony for LLM Class of 2005 (July) Download LLM Trade and Investment in Africa brochure (1Mb) Home ... Search

62. Africa Program - Ghana Access!for African Businesswomen in international trade targets African womenentrepreneurs who have already attained a fair level of management competence http://www.tfoc.ca/English/gender.htm

Back to TFOC The Programme At a glance Guiding principles Achievements Participating Countries to Date Ghana Senegal South Africa Tanzania Regional Initiatives Gender in Trade Canadian Market Access Assistance Market Access Initiative for LDCs Country Focus Programme The Agencies International Trade Centre Trade Facilitation Office Canada Canadian International Development Agency Canada Fund for Africa Contacts Contact Us Regional Gender Initiative A CCESS! FOR AFRICAN BUSINESSWOMEN IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE PROGRAMME FOR BUILDING AFRICAN CAPACITY FOR TRADE (PACT) Project Overview General Background: At the Kananaskis G8 Summit (June 2002), the Canadian Prime Minister announced the Canada Fund for Africa, specifically designed to support the made-in- Africa New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) PACCIA/PACT primarily targets small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), focusing in particular on strengthening the institutional support infrastructure, enhancing enterprise competitiveness, and promoting concrete business opportunities. Action-oriented assistance is adapted to the specific needs of selected African countries. Partner institutions are benefitting from an integrated portfolio of technical assistance tools and capacity-building services offered by ITC, TFOC and relevant Canadian service providers, in areas such as export readiness assessment, trade training, market information and analysis, product development, and matchmaking. The programme comprises 7 national country programmes, which are complemented by a regional gender and trade initiative. This initiative, entitled

63. T I P S - H O M E - Trade And Industrial Policy Strategies: Welcome The seminar reported on the findings of a major international research All africa.com, February 8 2005 Aussie Minister Urges Lower trade Barriers http://www.tips.org.za/

Home Data Research Events ... In the News TIPS is an independent non-profit research institution that is committed to assist government and civil society make informed policy choices, specifically in the areas of trade, industrial and regulation policy. Research Tools Search Paper Database Economic Databases SA Standard Industry SA TradeMap SA ProductMap Apply for Data Access Periodicals Trade and Industry Monitor TIPS in The News SATPP Policy dialogue workshop: Trade, Technology and Wage Inequality in the South African Manufacturing Sectors 28 September 2005, NEDLAC, 14A Jellicoe Avenue, Rosebank Professor Johannes Fedderke of the University of Cape Town will be presenting a paper on trade, technology and wage inequality in the South African manufacturing sectors. The paper is co-authored by Yongcheol Shin of the Leeds University Business School and Prabhat Vaze of the Office of National Statistics, UK. The paper advances on previous work on the effects of trade and technical change on labour markets within the framework of Heckscher-Ohlin trade theory. [Read More...]

64. Trade And Development Resources In The United Nations System blue arrow New Partnership for africa s Development (NEPAD) Department of Economicand Social UNCITRAL UN COMMISSION ON international trade LAW http://www.un.org/issues/m-trade.asp

TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT: LEAD un DEPARTMENT KEY UN FOCAL POINTS LEAD OFFICE - UNCTAD - Established in 1964 as a permanent intergovernmental body, UNCTAD is the principal organ of the United Nations General Assembly dealing with trade, investment and development issues. UNCTAD's highest policy-making body, The Conference , meets every four years. Debt Management Issues in Brief Major Issues KEY un system OFFICES OFFICES PROGRAMMES UN MAIN BODIES ABOUT THE UN GA - GENERAL ASSEMBLY MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS Gender Equality and UN Millennium Development Goals UN REFORM UN REGIONAL COMMISSIONS LINKS UN REGIONAL UN REGIONAL COMMISSIONS ECA - ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA Development Management Division Promoting Trade and Mobilizing Finances for Development African Development Forum UNECE - UN ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Committee for trade, industry and enterprise development

65. World Trade Organization: Africa Puzzles Over Implications Of Trade Talks In Gen While africa s participation in international trade in services is low, thedomestic service sector is relatively large contributing about 40 per cent to http://www.un.org/ecosocdev/geninfo/afrec/vol16no1/161trade.htm

Back to Volume16 #1 Table of Contents ] [ back to Africa Recovery home Email this article From Africa Recovery, Vol.16#1, April 2002, page 26 WTO Watch Trading services: an opening or a noose? Africa puzzles over implications of trade talks in Geneva By Gumisai Mutume Behind the scenes, with little public attention or participation, an important round of trade negotiations that may profoundly alter the way governments deliver basic social services has been going on at the World Trade Organization in Geneva since 2000. The talks are aimed at reducing barriers to international trade in services. Mr David Hartridge, a former WTO director, describes the talks as "less difficult and less visible politically than agriculture," another contentious trade issue under consideration in the Swiss city. But, he added, they are "very much larger in economic importance and potential." For the last few years, international public attention has been dominated by opposition to a broad new round of negotiations at the WTO aimed at liberalizing new sectors of the global economy. That opposition climaxed in December 1999, in the US city of Seattle, when violent protests and bitter divisions among negotiators led to the failure to launch the round. Part of the Seattle agenda was to extend the reach of global trade rules into areas never before covered by the WTO, such as investment and labour.

66. Exhibitions In Africa Middle East & Australia Build East africa, Auto East africa, Kenya international trade Exhibition, Tanzaniainternational trade Exhibition, Food Hotel Kitchen, Machinery East http://www.expolink.ae/aboutus.htm

Identifying potential markets and offering a whole world of services have been the most significant reasons behind our success. We believe that our success lies in the success of our exhibitors. About Us Major annual trade exhibitions organized by EXPOLINK are : New Events : EXPOGROUP WORLDWIDE : EXPOLINK UAE, EXPOTEAM Tanzania, EXPOSURE Kenya, PROMOEXPO India, EXPOTRADE Australia.

67. International Trade Between USA And Africa international trade between the Developed countries, particularly the USA,and africa. We specialize in the international trade of surplus and closeout http://surplus.net/africamericatrade/about_us.html

Your Trade Bridge across the Atlantic About Us More than 15 years ago, GITRAS was born. In 1987, it was incorporated in London (UK) as GITRAS, ltd. and in 1995 as GITRAS, inc. in the USA. The main objective and activity of the company has essentially been that of facilitating the international trade between the Developed countries, particularly the USA, and Africa We specialize in the international trade of surplus and closeout merchandise that we locate around the World and offer to Emerging Markets of Africa, Latin America and Asia at bargain prices, usually 20 to 80% below the wholesale prices. We pride ourselves in the ability to provide our customers with high quality service at most competitive prices, while contributing in a significant way to trade flows between Developed and Emerging Nations. This is achieved thanks to our close worldwide contacts with our suppliers, our use of cyber technology and our membership in all major Trade Associations around the World.

68. U.S. Trade And Investment With Sub-Saharan Africa US international trade Commission. United States Sub-Saharan africa trade Data.Special Monthly Summary of US trade http://reportweb.usitc.gov/africa/trade_data.html

United States- Sub-Saharan Africa Trade Data Special Monthly Summary of U.S. Trade U.S. imports, total, and under the African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Generalized System of Preferences, year-to-date A. All Sub-Saharan Africa Countries B. AGOA-Eligible Countries Leading U.S. imports under the African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Generalized System of Preferences, annual and year-to-date Quarterly Updates U.S. exports of domestic merchandise, imports for consumption, and merchandise trade balance by major commodity sectors, annual and year-to-date (Corresponds to Table 1-1 in USITC Annual Report, Inv. 332-415) Major U.S. import suppliers under the African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Generalized System of Preferences, annual and year-to-date (Corresponds to Table 2-1 in USITC Annual Report, Inv. 332-415) A. All Sub-Saharan Africa Countries B. AGOA-Eligible Countries U.S. imports under the African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Generalized System of Preferences, by sectors, annual and year-to-date (Corresponds to Table 2-2 in USITC Annual Report,Inv. 332-415)

69. MIN OMAR THE RESOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT OF international trade AND INVESTMENT DISPUTES IN africa , 6 MARCH 1997 the african continent. international commerce and trade are on the increase. http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/1997/06038797.htm

70. MIN ERWIN RESOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT OF international trade AND INVESTMENT DISPUTES IN africa, 6 MARCH 1997 On the other hand, the new South africa also represents the triumph of http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/1997/06038497.htm

71. Staff Members At SAIIA - The South African Institute Of International Affairs Mr Gruzd’s research interests include South africa’s international relations, Mr Khumalo’s expertise is in trade facilitation, international trade and http://www.saiia.org.za/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=286

72. USAID Africa through the US Agency for international Development (USAID), The governmentof Senegal hosted the 2005 USsub-Saharan africa trade and Economic http://www.usaid.gov/locations/sub-saharan_africa/

Success Stories Country Strategic Plans Budget Justification for Africa Annual Reports ... News, Updates, and Resources from USAID's Bureau for Africa. In the Summer 2005 Issue: The United States Increases Aid to Africa Shea Butter Producers Aim for the U.S. Market Community Centers Care for South Africa's Orphans Africa Global Competitiveness Initiative Expands USAID Trade Support USAID Helps East African Coffee Growers Compete Globally First Lady Visits USAID Programs in Africa Kenyan Girls Benefit from Scholarships HIV/AIDS Documentary Wins Award Visually Impaired Voters in Namibia Benefit from Tactile Ballot System Somalia Tsunami Relief USAID Works to Prevent Locust Devastation in West Africa DOWNLOAD Previous Issues : USAID in Africa Winter 2005 USAID in Africa Summer 2004 USAID in Africa Spring 2004 USAID in Africa Fall 2003 ... Delivering on Africa's Promise Web Site People (Last Name) Publications Advanced search options... You are here: USAID Locations Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Feature Success Story Community Action Spurs Development in Senegal USAID carried out a series of training and information activities that strengthened the Diass rural council's ability to prepare realistic budgets with citizen input, identify revenue sources, and improve tax recovery. .

73. Energy In Africa - Chapter 6. Trade And Cooperation Economic and trade Integration in africa africa and international trade africa and international trade. africa makes up only a very small share of world http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/archives/africa/chapter6.html

1. Africa in a World Context 2. Energy Use, Economy, and Carbon Emissions 3. Energy Statistics 4. Oil and Gas ... Appendix 6. Trade and Cooperation Economic and Trade Integration in Africa Africa and International Trade Major Regional Economic Groups Maps Economic and Trade Integration in Africa There are numerous trade groupings of various types within Africa (see below). A total of 39 African countries are members of the World Trade Organization (WTO), while 5 others (Algeria, Cape Verde, Ethiopia, Seychelles, Sudan) are observers. The 3rd WTO Ministerial Conference was held between November 30 and December 3, 1999 in Seattle, Washington. Major Regional Economic Groups Maps Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Southern African Development Community(SADC) ... Communaute Financiere Africaine (CFA) Franc Zones Africa and International Trade Africa makes up only a very small share of world trade, and this share has been declining in recent decades. Trade among African countries is low, and terms of trade with the developed countries are generally not in favor of Africa. Recent Developments in Regional Trade and Cooperation In late July 1999, Tanzania announced its intentions to withdraw from COMESA and instead concentrate on its membership in SADC. Two other countries - Lesotho and Mozambique - pulled out of COMESA in 1997, citing the expense of dual membership.

74. Main Menu PETTIGREW LEADS trade MISSION TO africa. international trade Minister PierrePettigrew will lead a trade mission to South africa, Nigeria and Senegal, http://w01.international.gc.ca/minpub/Publication.asp?publication_id=379682&Lang

75. Main Menu PETTIGREW TO LEAD trade AND INVESTMENT MISSION. TO SUBSAHARAN africa. Internationaltrade Minister Pierre Pettigrew will lead a multi-sectoral trade and http://w01.international.gc.ca/minpub/Publication.asp?publication_id=379487&Lang

76. Encourage Sustainable Trade | Greenpeace International international trade is considered a prime driver of how well a country Not since the hunger crisis of 1984 in Ethiopia and the Horn of africa has the http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/trade-and-the-environment

@import url("/raw/content/international/assets/stylesheets/secondary-css-migration-overwr.css"); Skip navigation Greenpeace Home About us ... 20th anniversary of the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior Pages above: Home What we do Encourage sustainable trade Print Send Greenpeace volunteers dressed as Uncle Sam dump GE maize on other volunteers representing consumers in straitjackets, suffocating their demand for the right to say no GE food. Enlarge Image more images The World Trade Organisation (WTO) promotes free trade for the gain of private interests, over and above our health and the environment. It is fatally flawed and is moving the world in the wrong direction - away from peace, security and sustainability. By stalling on issues that are crucial to poorer countries, the WTO faces a crisis of legitimacy. The WTO is secretive, non-transparent and undemocratic . Meetings are by invitation only, are hidden from public view and are closed to direct public input. The WTO puts trade on the highest pedestal - before our health and the environment. This is because the WTO is driven by narrow corporate interests , like genetic engineering companies and the agri-business.

77. Third World Network Africa - TWN Africa The unit seeks to make the international trade and investment regime, The Political Economy unit coordinates the africa trade Network which was http://twnafrica.org/aed.asp

Trade and Investment Africa's Economic Development NEPAD Environment ... Projects Partners Resources Campaigns Organisations TWN Worldwide Cancun Digest African Media Review Civil Society Declarations and Position papers ... HOME Africa's Economic Development The Political Economy Unit's work is united around the issues of trade, investment and Africa's economic development needs in the era of the new international trade and investment regime. The unit seeks to: make the international trade and investment regime, including the WTO respond more sensitive to the needs of African countries; promote equity in international trade and investment; and develop a framework for Africa's developmental agenda. The high recognition gained by TWN-Africa's economic policy work is exemplified by it being invited by the UN-ECA to be a founding member of the Africa Knowledge Network Forum (AKNF), a pan-African grouping of research and knowledge generating organizations initiated by the ECA to enhance the interaction between African intellectuals and policy makers. Also TWN-Africa is one of the organizations participating in the design of UNDP's proposed new Report on Trade and related activities.

78. Country Profile For South Africia trade AND ECONOMIC PROFILE FOR SOUTH africa. Department of Commerce,international trade Administration trade Information Center. http://www.itds.treas.gov/southafrica.html

Link Directly to Content Trade and Economic Profile for South Africa The following links provide extensive country information by various government agencies and other external sources. The topics covered include but are not limited to: general, economic and political information, tax and tariff information, documentation needed for exporting, and business climate. CIA The World Factbook 2000 South Africa U.S. Department of State Background Notes South Africa Department of Commerce Country Commercial Guides (CCG) are prepared by U.S. Embassy Staff. Included in the CCG is a section on South Africa Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration Trade Information Center Embassy of the Republic of South Africa 3051 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20008 Tel: (202) 232-4400 Fax: (202) 265-1607 The Embassy of South Africa's Online Guide to South Africa offers visitors the opportunity to explore South Africa's exotic destinations. Consular Information, including downloadable application forms are available on this site. With U.S.-South African relations at an all-time high and South Africa's status as a Big Emerging Market there are new opportunities for U.S. businesses and investors. The business section provides an economic profile, as well as details on finance and telecommunications. If you cannot find what you need online, Embassy personnel are available to assist you. US Consulate General Broadway Industries Center Heerengracht, Foreshore

79. Oxfam International > Programs & Campaigns > Campaigning > Make Trade Fair We are targeting them with a report which analyzes international trade rules, market is having devastating effects on cotton farmers in West africa. http://www.oxfam.org/eng/programs_camp_mtf.htm

document.write(''); DynAPI.setLibraryPath('src/lib/') DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*') DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.*') document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); English Enewsletter Text only version advanced search ... Home Make Trade Fair Development Emergencies Campaigning Make Trade Fair ... Education now Oxfam is helping Ali Muhammed and other farmers to get a better price for their coffee as well as taking part in the Big Noise. Photo: Crispin Hughes/ Oxfam Trade is one of the most powerful forces linking our lives, and a source of unprecedented wealth. Yet the benefits are not being shared by all: millions of the world's people are being left behind. Join a global movement - more than 8.4 million people have signed the petition - calling for an end to unfair trade rules. Make Trade Fair is a campaign by Oxfam International and its 12 affiliates, calling on governments, institutions, and multinational companies to change the rules so that trade can become part of the solution to poverty, not part of the problem. We are targeting them with a

80. Helpful Links - Exporting - International Trade Division (ITD) - A Service NC De international trade Division A Service of the NC Department of Commerce international Funding and Procurement Sites Newspapers africa and the http://www.exportnc.com/links/default.asp?c=Newspapers: Africa and the Middle Ea

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