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Prolongation du délai de présentation des contributions pour le Congrès mondial sur le commerce et l'égalité des genres 2025
Building on the success of its inaugural edition in December 2022, the first ever international research conference on trade and gender, the Congress in 2025 will delve into how innovation can drive women's empowerment and its implications for trade policies. The event will offer researchers and policymakers a platform for in-depth discussions and insights into how innovation can enhance gender equality, the impact of new technologies on women's access to trade opportunities, and the ways trade policies can foster innovation for women's empowerment. The Congress will highlight innovative policy practices and solutions designed to accelerate gender equality and women's empowerment. It will explore diverse approaches, from specialized programmes for marginalized female communities to innovative financing and Aid for Trade initiatives, aimed at advancing gender equality in and through trade. Researchers and experts are invited to submit abstracts (600-700 words) for their proposed research papers focusing on topics such as digitalization, artificial intelligence, green growth, health and innovative financing using the online application form available here. More information is also available in the background note. The selection process will be overseen by the Congress Steering Committee, comprising members from the WTO Gender Research Hub and a representative of UN Women. Selected applicants will be notified by 23 October 2024. The World Trade Congress on Gender serves as a pivotal platform for advancing research on trade and gender issues globally. Launched in 2022, it aims to foster dialogue among experts, policymakers and stakeholders on inclusive trade practices. The Congress is part of the WTO's ongoing efforts, including the establishment of the WTO Gender Research Hub, to promote gender equality through evidence-based research and policy advocacy. For more information, please contact the WTO Trade and Gender Office at [email protected].
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Call for papers deadline extended for World Trade Congress on Gender 2025
Building on the success of its inaugural edition in December 2022, the first ever international research conference on trade and gender, the Congress in 2025 will delve into how innovation can drive women's empowerment and its implications for trade policies. The event will offer researchers and policymakers a platform for in-depth discussions and insights into how innovation can enhance gender equality, the impact of new technologies on women's access to trade opportunities, and the ways trade policies can foster innovation for women's empowerment. The Congress will highlight innovative policy practices and solutions designed to accelerate gender equality and women's empowerment. It will explore diverse approaches, from specialized programmes for marginalized female communities to innovative financing and Aid for Trade initiatives, aimed at advancing gender equality in and through trade. Researchers and experts are invited to submit abstracts (600-700 words) for their proposed research papers focusing on topics such as digitalization, artificial intelligence, green growth, health and innovative financing using the online application form available here. More information is also available in the background note. The selection process will be overseen by the Congress Steering Committee, comprising members from the WTO Gender Research Hub and a representative of UN Women. Selected applicants will be notified by 23 October 2024. The World Trade Congress on Gender serves as a pivotal platform for advancing research on trade and gender issues globally. Launched in 2022, it aims to foster dialogue among experts, policymakers and stakeholders on inclusive trade practices. The Congress is part of the WTO's ongoing efforts, including the establishment of the WTO Gender Research Hub, to promote gender equality through evidence-based research and policy advocacy. For more information, please contact the WTO Trade and Gender Office at [email protected].
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Se amplía el plazo para presentar trabajos para el Congreso Mundial sobre Comercio y Género 2025
Building on the success of its inaugural edition in December 2022, the first ever international research conference on trade and gender, the Congress in 2025 will delve into how innovation can drive women's empowerment and its implications for trade policies. The event will offer researchers and policymakers a platform for in-depth discussions and insights into how innovation can enhance gender equality, the impact of new technologies on women's access to trade opportunities, and the ways trade policies can foster innovation for women's empowerment. The Congress will highlight innovative policy practices and solutions designed to accelerate gender equality and women's empowerment. It will explore diverse approaches, from specialized programmes for marginalized female communities to innovative financing and Aid for Trade initiatives, aimed at advancing gender equality in and through trade. Researchers and experts are invited to submit abstracts (600-700 words) for their proposed research papers focusing on topics such as digitalization, artificial intelligence, green growth, health and innovative financing using the online application form available here. More information is also available in the background note. The selection process will be overseen by the Congress Steering Committee, comprising members from the WTO Gender Research Hub and a representative of UN Women. Selected applicants will be notified by 23 October 2024. The World Trade Congress on Gender serves as a pivotal platform for advancing research on trade and gender issues globally. Launched in 2022, it aims to foster dialogue among experts, policymakers and stakeholders on inclusive trade practices. The Congress is part of the WTO's ongoing efforts, including the establishment of the WTO Gender Research Hub, to promote gender equality through evidence-based research and policy advocacy. For more information, please contact the WTO Trade and Gender Office at [email protected].
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) has initiated a comprehensive global review on women's participation in international trade. This initiative aims to identify barriers and opportunities for women in the global trading system.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has launched a groundbreaking global review focused on women's participation in international trade. This initiative, announced on July 15, 2024, aims to comprehensively assess the current state of women's involvement in global commerce and identify both challenges and opportunities for enhancing their participation
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.The primary goal of this review is to gather crucial data and insights on the role of women in trade across various sectors and regions. The WTO seeks to understand the barriers that women face in accessing international markets and the potential benefits of increased female participation in global trade
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.The review will employ a multi-faceted approach, including:
This comprehensive methodology aims to provide a holistic view of the current landscape and identify areas for improvement
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.The WTO anticipates that this review will:
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The WTO is calling for active participation from all member countries, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives in this review. Collaboration with other international organizations, such as UN Women and the International Trade Centre, is also expected to enhance the depth and breadth of the study
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.The global review is set to be conducted over the next 12 months, with preliminary findings expected to be presented at the next WTO Ministerial Conference. Following the review, the WTO plans to develop an action plan to implement the recommendations and monitor progress in increasing women's participation in international trade
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.This initiative represents a significant step towards recognizing and addressing the gender gap in international trade, potentially leading to more inclusive and equitable global commerce.
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