Asia

Mongolian Economic Policy Reform & Competitiveness (EPRC) SOW

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USAID
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September 1, 2003
This Mongolian Economic Policy Reform and Competitiveness (EPRC) activity will contribute to two broad, interrelated objectives: (1) accelerate and deepen the policy liberalization process in Mongolia, and (2) promote increased competitiveness in the Mongolian economy. The activity builds on two ongoing activities that have shaped both policy and private sector development in Mongolia: the Economic Policy Support Project (EPSP) and The Competitiveness Initiative (TCI).

Growth Through Investment and Trade (GIAT) SOW

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USAID
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October 1, 2003
The GIAT activity will assist the Government of Indonesia (GOI) to (i) develop and institutionalize analytical and advisory capacity in key executive and legislative branch institutions, think tanks, and private sector associations, (ii) formulate carefully reasoned responses to urgently needed trade and investment policy issues, (iii) prepare in-depth analyses and assessments of policy options for longer-term trade and investment issues, and (iv) implement key policy decisions already taken.

Vietnam Support for Trade Acceleration (STAR) PLUS SOW

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USAID
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September 1, 2006
The purpose of the STAR Plus project is to support the Government of Vietnam’s (GVN) own efforts to implement trade and investment reforms, including changes in economic governance and macroeconomic areas, to ensure an environment attractive for investment, trade and private sector growth. The flexible, demand-driven project will assist Vietnam with its integration into the global economy and with furthering reforms as it continues its transition to a market-driven economy

ASEAN Technical Assistance and Training Facility, Phase II SOW

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USAID
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January 1, 2007

The purpose of this task order is to provide technical assistance and training support to ASEAN to advance the goals of the U.S. ASEAN Cooperation Plan (ACP) and contribute to ASEAN’s effort to become a stronger regional institution, subject to funding availability. The specific objectives of the ACP are to: (1)strengthen the ASEAN Secretariat; (2) enhance ASEAN integration and cooperation; and (3) improve regional responses to transnational issues.

Central Asia Regional Trade Liberalization and Customs (RTLC) Project SOW

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USAID
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October 1, 2007
The goal of the Regional Trade Liberalization and Customs (RTLC) Project is to foster economic growth and improve the competitiveness of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan through improving conditions for international and cross-border trade and transit.

Assistance for Lao BTA Compliance and WTO Accession SOW

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USAID
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December 1, 2007
The objective of this program is to support the Government of Laos’ (GoL) efforts to implement reforms necessary to move Laos towards its goal of accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO); to successfully implement the U.S.-Lao Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA); and to fulfill its commitment to achieving an ASEAN Economic Community by 2015.

ASEAN Single Window (ASW) SOW

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USAID
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February 1, 2008
The objective of this program is to support the development and implementation of the ASEAN Single Window (ASW). The program will provide technical assistance and training at both the ASEAN Secretariat and the national-level in select ASEAN member nations. All activities will be focused on assisting ASEAN with implementing the ASW by 2012.

Sri Lanka Connecting Regional Economies (CORE) SOW

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USAID
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September 1, 2008

CORE has five Components: (1) Supporting livelihood development for vulnerable populations at the household level, especially women and children in conflict-affected and –strategic areas, (2) Promoting the competitiveness of agriculturally based value chains, (3) Ensuring that groups located in conflict-affected and -strategic areas benefit from participation in selected value chains, (4) Implementing a workforce development strategy, and (5) Promoting a business enabling policy environment.

Philippines Local Implementation of National Competitiveness for Economic Growth (LINC-EG) SOW

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USAID
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Date: 
October 1, 2008
The Local Implementation of National Competitiveness for Economic Growth (LINC-EG) Project will promote local and national economic competitiveness to improve prospects for economic growth and fiscal sustainability.

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Technical Assistance and Training Facility SOW

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USAID
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Date: 
September 1, 2008

The purpose of this task order is to build upon past assistance provided to APEC by the US government and to create an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Technical Assistance and Training Facility that will assist APEC and the Secretariat in furthering Regional Economic Integration (REI) and the Bogor Goals three broad areas to promote of free and open trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region by 2010 for developed economies and 2020 for developing economies.

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