Export Promotion

USAID Southern Africa Success Story: “African Set” Appears in U.S. Supermarkets

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USAID
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January 1, 2009
Since July 2007, millions of American consumers have been able to select from a wide range of specialty food products from Southern Africa and other corners of the African continent. The “African Set” includes 280 products from 24 companies, screened and chosen by the New Jersey-based Talier Trading Group, an international specialty food marketing company...

Egypt Competitiveness Project SOW

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USAID
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January 1, 2003

The purpose of this Task Order is to provide technical assistance under the Assistance for Customs and Trade Facilitation (ACTF) project to work with the CRU (Customs Reform Unit) Team appointed by the Minister of Finance.

El Salvador Export Promotion for Micro, Small, and Medium Businesses (EXPRO) SOW

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USAID
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July 1, 2003
USAID/EXPRO aimed to reactivate the economy of El Salvador by increasing income generated from exports of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

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).

Uganda Strengthening the Competitiveness of Private Enterprise (SCOPE) SOW

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USAID
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December 1, 2003
The Objective of the SCOPE activity is to strengthen the ability of selected industries to organize and function as competitive clusters to overcome barriers for their industry in order to better compete in both regional and world markets. Increased cluster competitiveness should result in increased volumes and higher values for selected Ugandan exports.

Senegal Export Promotion SOW

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USAID
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January 1, 2004
The activity corresponds to Strategic Objective 1, Key Intermediate Result 1: Removing Barriers to Trade and Investment. The activity will work in partnership with the USAID West African Regional Program (WARP), international donors, the Senegalese Ministry of Commerce (MOC), Trade Point Senegal, the Senegalese Investment Promotion Agency, local and international NGOs, and Senegalese business associations and private firms.

Market and Trade Development in Madagascar SOW

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USAID
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January 1, 2004

The objectives of the Market and Trade Development program are to: (i) strengthen linkages along products chains that have strong market potential; (ii) build local capacity to assess and respond to changing economic conditions affecting investment and trade; and (iii) support the improvement of economic and trade policies that encourage investment and exports.

Guyana Trade and Investment Support (GTIS) SOW

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USAID
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January 1, 2004

The Guyana Trade and Investment Support (GTIS)Program focuses on the following outcomes: (1) developing and implementing key trade and investment policies, standards and practices consistent with the country’s obligations and international best practices; (2) working with private sector firms to increase value-added export products competitiveness; and (3) working with tourism sector agencies, operatives and other stakeholders to boost eco-tourism sectordevelopment.

More Competitive, Market-Oriented, Private Enterprises in Honduras

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USAID
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January 1, 2004
The purpose of this solicitation is to obtain technical services to help the Mission and its partners meet performance indicators to achieve IR 2.2. IR 2.2 will seek to continue increasing agricultural and product diversification, productivity and quality, and create linkages between producers in rural areas and relatively higher value processing and marketing enterprises in urban centers.

Brazil Micro and Small Enterprise Trade-Led Growth Project SOW

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USAID
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October 1, 2004
This program enhanced job and income creation by promoting export-led growth among micro-and-small enterprises (MSEs). Activities focused on four regional sub-sectors, of which three were assessed for impact: beachwear in Salvador, Bahia; cashew nuts in Barreira, Ceará; and honey in Simplício Mendes, Piauí.
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