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NEPC is projecting that, the country's shea sector export would increase by 40 per cent as the council partners with CBI for the training

Deadline: 10-Oct-22 The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is pleased to announce a call for Proposals for the Innovation in Applied

Uganda is enjoying increased capacity to access more profitable regional and European markets for its fresh fruits and vegetables thanks to a project aimed

Ucore's enhanced Demo Plant will be able to process:Tens of tonnes of mixed rare earth concentrates on a per annum basis.Many feedstock sources, including planned light and heavy rare earth element feedstocks

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture is contributing EUR 150,000 for 2022 to the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) to help developing and least-developed countries (LDCs) meet international food safety, animal and plant health standards for trade.

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture is contributing EUR 150,000 (CHF 148,000) for 2022 to the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) to help developing and least-developed countries (LDCs) meet international food safety, anima

The Lao PDR Trade Portal — the first Trade Information Portal set up with support from the Trade Development Facility Project — turns ten years old in June 2022. In its first decade, the portal has become the template for global publishing of trade-related information in developing economies, helped the country join the World Trade Organization (WTO), and provided practical time-saving advice to millions of customers.

PAT Doubles to LKR 1.211 Billion, delivering on IPO pledge Revenues Up 66% to LKR 8.897 Billion, Gross Profits Up 58% to LKR 2.603 Billion Export Revenue Share Rises to 23%, Healthy Growth Across Sectors Exports to Remain Focus in Present Year, Revenue Share of over 30% forecasted for FY22/23 Bangladesh Plant Completed, Running Ahead...

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Civil Society Organizations in Homa Bay regretted that the rise of social vices has been forgotten in the campaigns.