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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
This category includes capacity building activities directed to development of e-commerce from the perspective of the physical and regulatory factors, for example reducing barriers to trade across distance via electronic marketplaces, development of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks.
unctad
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(unctad)
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UNCTAD's work on ICT policies for development
undesa
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs(undesa)
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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
uneca
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa(uneca)
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Capacity Building
unece
UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE(unece)
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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
unescap
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific(unescap)
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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
unido
United Nations Industrial Development Organization(unido)
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E-commerce development in BRICS
wbg
WORLD BANK GROUP (wbg)
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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
wipo
World Intellectual Property Organization(wipo)
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E-commerce Services & Digital Economy
argentina
argentina
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Exchange of experiences in the Public Sector Digital Agendas – Argentina / China
australia
australia
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Banking opportunities for the poor—South Pacific
belgium
belgium
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Belgian new strategy on “Digital for Development”
denmark
denmark
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Denmark’s Aid for Trade support to Trade facilitation through TradeMark East Africa