Capacity-building
Capacity-building: support for developing countries to improve their ability to implement and observe their international treaty obligations. Capacity- building programs are usually provided through multilateral and regional organizations, such as the WTO and APEC, or through bilateral programs. Various methods and principles have been devised to make capacity-buiding more effective. The OECD Development Assistance Committee, for example, has adopted the following principles: (a) coordinate trade capacity-building efforts among donors, both bilateral and multilateral, (b) ensure that trade capacity-building activities are comprehensive in scope and integrated in execution by going, for example, beyond trade ministries, (c) foster local ownership and participation in trade-related development cooperation activities, (d) devise and embrace approaches that will strengthen sustainability, (e) strengthen donors’ own trade-related capacities through a systematic exchange of information on programs and experiences, and (f) commit greater financial and personnel resources to efforts to build trade policy frameworks in developing countries – with the prospect of substantial returns. See also implementation.
Source: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/trc/WTO/Documents/Dictionary%20of%20trade%20%20policy%20terms.pdf
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