-
Africa: Enhancing the International Competitiveness of SMEs Through Innovation
ITC, 25 November 2014
ITC assists enterprises in exploring new markets and entering value chains Read more »
ITC Enhances the International Competitiveness of SMEs
The International Trade Centre (ITC) focuses the delivery of its aid for trade by helping to enhance the international competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This is done by addressing trade barriers, and supporting SMEs to explore new markets and related distribution channels.
The International Trade Centre (ITC) is establishing a trade academy for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to offer practical, vocational training online for SMEs and trade advisors in the public and private sectors. ITC Executive Director Arancha González announced the launch of the SME Trade Academy during the opening of the World Export Development Forum (WEDF) in Kigali, Rwanda.
Documents
-
10 June 2014
50 Years of Unlocking SME Competitiveness: Lessons for the Future
- Author:
- International Trade Centre
- Publisher:
- International Trade Centre
- Publication Date:
The book, published on the occasion if International Trade Centre's 50th anniversary, traces the history of the Organization since it's inception in ... see more »
Video
-
18 September 2014
Unlocking SME Competitiveness for Diversification
- Author:
- International Trade Centre
- Publisher:
- International Trade Centre
- Publication Date:
SMEs in developing countries and economies in transition are playing an increasingly important role in international trade, thereby providing much ... see more »
InFocus
-
East African businesses are set to trade more with India by learning to take advantage of the country's duty-free market access scheme, facilitated by the Supporting India's Trade ... Read more »
-
ITC hosted events for seven Zambian women weavers, who participated in back-to-back events in Nairobi, Kenya, showcasing their products, learning new production and business ... Read more »
