Export Promotion

Cost Competitiveness of Pakistan’s Textiles and Apparel Industry

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Attached Document: 
application/pdf iconCost Competitiveness of Pakistan’s Textiles and Apparel Industry.pdf
Source: 
USAID
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
October 20, 2009
This analysis combines export trends, production input costs, product benchmark data and off-balance-sheet transaction costs to provide information on the competitive standing of Pakistan’s textiles and apparel exporters.

Moroccan Economic Competitiveness (MEC) Program SOW

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application/pdf iconMoroccan Economic Competitiveness (MEC) Program SOW.pdf
Source: 
USAID
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
December 1, 2009
The objective of the MEC Program is to provide technical assistance to improve Morocco Economic Enabling Environment. Economic growth in Morocco, and improved youth employment in particular, depends on the nation's ability to be competitive in the global economy, which in turn requires that the barriers to productivity improvements as well as to trade and investment be reduced.

Morocco Economic Competitiveness (MEC) Program Project Summary

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application/pdf iconMorocco Economic Competitiveness Project (MEC).pdf
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USAID
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
December 1, 2009
MEC’s strategic vision is that broad-based economic growth is the strongest lever to reduce poverty and ensure that youth have the opportunity to become productive and engaged members of society. Because unemployment is the main determinant of poverty, job creation is a top priority for the Government of Morocco.

USAID Afghanistan Success Story: Afghan Markets Excel at International Trade Fair

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application/pdf iconAfghan Carpets Excel at International Trade Fair.pdf
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USAID
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PDF
Date: 
January 1, 2010
For the third year in a row, Afghan carpet makers and dealers showcased their country’s best handmade carpets at Domotex,the world’s premier flooring trade show, held annually in Hannover, Germany. With financial and logistical support from USAID, Afghanistan’s carpet sellers enjoyed their most successful trade event ever...

USAID Southern Africa Success Story: Africa Pavilion at MAGIC Welcomes VIP

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application/pdf iconAfrica Pavilion at MAGIC Welcomes VIP.pdf
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USAID
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PDF
Date: 
February 1, 2010
At the February 2010 MAGIC Apparel Show in Las Vegas, African textile and apparel companies, along with representatives from the three USAID African Trade Hubs, were honored that Ambassador Ron Kirk, United States Trade Representative, visited the Africa Pavilion...

Project Snapshot I: Nigeria Trade and Food Security – MARKETS, trade policy and the trade facilitation project & the Nigeria Expanded Export Program (NEEP)

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application/pdf iconProject Snapshot I - Nigeria Trade and Food Security – MARKETS, trade policy and the trade facilitation project & the Nigeria Expanded Export Program (NEEP).pdf
Source: 
Jeremy Schanck (TCBoost DCOP)
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PDF
Date: 
April 15, 2010
A presentation delivered at the USAID Half-Day Trade and Business Environment DLI Training in Arlington, VA by Jeremy Schanck from Nathan Associates. Introduces USAID’s Nigeria trade project and TCBoost’s NEEP activity. Provides an overview the projects’ context, scope of work, budget, timing, staffing and key issues.

 

Nigeria Expanded Exports Promotion (NEEP) Activity Presentation

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application/pdf iconNigeria Expanded Exports Promotion (NEEP) Activity Presentation.pdf
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Michael Blakeley (TCBoost)
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
May 19, 2010
This PowerPoint presentation, delivered at the USAID Nigeria EG Retreat in May 2010, provides an overview of the Nigeria Expanded Exports Promotion (NEEP) Activity.

 

Export Promotion for Micro, Medium, Small Enterprises El Salvador

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Title: Export Promotion for Micro, Medium, Small Enterprises El Salvador

Country: El Salvador

Primary Focus: Supply Response Export

Start Date: 2003

Objective: To reactivate the El Salvadorian economy by increasing income generated from exports of MSMEs.

Key Implementing Partner: Nathan Associates, Inc.

End Date: 2009
 

Post-Quota Textiles and Apparel Trade in Developing Countries

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application/pdf iconPostquota Textiles and Apparel Trade.pdf
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Date: 
June 9, 2009

A study exploring the early visible shifts in global trade within the post-quota textiles and apparel industry. This study identifies some of the initial winners and losers, assesses possible ramifications of the recent lift of China’s trade restrictions, and offers possible programmatic solutions for USAID to assist developing countries during this transition.

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