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Un message de Nairobi à Davos  | | La mondialisation doit être gérée par le biais d’une coopération et d’une gouvernance à toute éprouve afin de maximiser la durabilité de l’emploi et de la croissance économique | | |
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Créer des convergences | Un rapprochement entre ONG's et syndicats pour faire face à la mondialisation de l'économie.
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How Services Move Goods | Prema de Sousa, ITC. Discussing the importance of Services, is role to everything a society produces, even getting goods to market is as well linked to services.
Issue 2/2005 from international trade forum | | |
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Importing food is importing unemployment | When J.B. Penn, United States undersecretary for agriculture, went to india last year, he was told that for India, like any other mainly farming country, importing food was as good as importing
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ITC and Denmark Help South–South Cotton Trade | | Trade ministers meeting in Hong Kong, China last year urged the development community and WTO members to “further scale up its cotton-specific assistance [and] promote and support South–South cooperation, including transfer of technology”. An ITC-led project, financed by Denmark, aims to do just that. | | |
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La mondialisation : pourquoi, comment ? | | Après plusieurs années d'engagement syndical contre les méfaits de la mondialisation, le SIT, par le biais de sa commission internationale, a voulu dresser dans cette brochure l'état actuel de ses réflexions sur la mondialisation. | | |
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New barriers hinder African trade | Just as developing countries are beginning to overcome some major
hurdles in their quest to expand trade with industrial countries, another
is rearing its head. As a result of agreements negotiated at the World Trade Organization (WTO), traditional trade protection measures such as tariffs and quotas are falling away. | | |
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New Jobs for Poor Communities through Trade | | “Sustainabledevelopment”, “environmental protection” and “trade that works for the poor” may sound like do-gooder slogans, but three totally different projects, involving a plant native to South Africa, a fashionable resort in Brazil and organic spices in India, achieve exactly that. | | |
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Adult Education: about the GCE (Global Campaign for Education) | About the GCE
The Global Campaign for Education is a coalition of NGOs and trade unions working in over 100 countries for the right to free, good quality education for all.
GCE is a member of the UN Girls' Education Initiative, the Global Call to Action Against Poverty and the Global Coalition on Women and AIDS.
This paper benefited from the invaluable input of Elaine Unterhalter (Beyond Access
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Agricultural Trade and Poverty | This publication examines the issue of food security, Trade, poverty and discusses how trade can help promote food security.
Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nation.
Rome, 2005 | | |
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Development NGOs and Labor Unions | This book throws badly needed light on the important but neglected issue of the relationship between trade unions and NGOs.
Edited by
Alan Leather and Deborah Eade
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ITC Magazine on the Internet | | ITC online magazine is lauched on the web in order to reach large communities who are exporting their products worldwide | | |
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