Cyber Security Handbook South-East Asia
International Economics Consulting Ltd supported by the United Kingdom (UK) Government have developed a Cyber Security Handbook for South-East Asia.
Support to Uzbekistan’s WTO Accession Process –...
International Economics provided a series of training workshops to specialists from Uzbekistan's Negotiation Team on WTO Accession, which consisted of several ministries and agencies.
The Mauritian Response Strategy to Leverage the...
International Economics is assisting the African SIDS in negotiating and implementing their trade integration agenda in the context of the AfCFTA. The team conducted a validation workshop, organised by UNECA.
FTA Potential Study and Analysis Handbook for Cambodia...
International Economics (IEC) is conducting an FTA potential study and drafting a handbook on analytical preparations for trade negotiations. As part of this assignment, IEC is providing a training workshop on Trade Analysis to the Government of Cambodia.
Greening trade policies in African Small Islands Developing...
The paper addresses environmentally conscious trade policies for African Small Island Developing States (AFSIDS), within the framework of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
LDC Graduation and the WTO: Assisting LDCs to address the...
A report on the trade-related implications of graduation from LDC Status for Cambodia, notably on its market access, compliance requirements with WTO Agreements, and on development cooperation.
LDC Graduation and the WTO: Assisting LDCs to address the...
An analysis of trade-related impact of LDC graduation for Zambia, to assess the impact on market access, impact with regards to the compliance with WTO Agreements.
Impact of LDC Graduation on the Textiles and Clothing sector
A report for the WTO on the impact of LDC graduation on the textiles and clothing sector in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Nepal.
The Mauritian Strategy to Leverage the Opportunities in the...
A study on ‘The Mauritian Strategy to Leverage the Opportunities in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)’.