Empowering Indigenous Peoples Through Trade by International Trade Centre

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Indigenous Peoples in developing countries confront steep trade barriers including poor infrastructure, limited finance, and discrimination. A targeted strategy empowers these communities by bolstering business skills, preserving cultural heritage, and guiding policy reforms to broaden regional and global market opportunities.

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Empowering Indigenous Peoples Through Trade by International Trade Centre

Indigenous Peoples in developing countries face obstacles that limit their participation in global trade, from inadequate infrastructure and logistical challenges to insufficient access to financial services and discriminatory practices. The International Trade Centre’s Indigenous Peoples and Trade Strategy aims to empower Indigenous businesses to trade regionally and globally while preserving and leveraging their unique cultural heritage, traditional knowledge and sustainable practices. The strategy, prepared in consultation with Indigenous Peoples, provides a roadmap to build business capacity, while equipping business support organizations and strengthening governments to tailor their support and improve trade policies that boost trade opportunities for Indigenous Peoples.
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ISBN 13 9789210035477
ISBN 10 921003547X
Title Empowering Indigenous Peoples Through Trade
Author International Trade Centre
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher United Nations
Year published 2025-12-31
Number of pages 62
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