EMPOWERING CONNECTED SUSTAINABLE TRADE
By responding to this questionnaire, you will: 
Contribute to policy coherence by providing information on how you are integrating trade issues into
your South-South support strategies, policies or plans, and highlighting your Aid-for-Trade priorities,
particularly in the context of the economic and trade recovery from the COVID‑19 pandemic;
Shed light on the transition towards sustainable development, the trade dimension to that process,
what role digital connectivity can play, and how Aid for Trade can support environmentally
sustainable (i.e., green) growth; andHighlight on how Aid for Trade is contributing to women's economic empowerment.
Responses to this questionnaire will be published at the http://www.aid4trade.org  website and will be
analysed in the next edition of the joint OECD-WTO Aid for Trade at a Glance report. The report will be
discussed at the 2022 Global Review of Aid for Trade. The theme of the Review is "Empowering
Connected Sustainable Trade". 
For any question or comment, you may write to us at aft.monitoring@wto.org  
More information on Aid for Trade and the monitoring and evaluation exercise is available at
www.wto.org/aidfortrade
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INTRODUCTION
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- 3 -OVERVIEW
The South-South questionnaire is separated into three main sections that discuss:
1. Changes to your South-South Aid‑for‑Trade priorities since 2019;
2. South-South development policy(ies) for sustainable development; and
3. South-South development policy(ies) for women's economic empowerment.
The questions are phrased to allow comparisons with your answers to previous monitoring exercises. If
you do not have a record of previous answers, you can access them online at http//www.aid4trade.org   
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- 4 -Guidance notes
Questions in this survey will ask you to consult development or aid policy documents, including 
development strategies and sectoral development strategies, policies or plans. 
We request that answers reflect a "whole of government/organization" view. We encourage you to share 
the questionnaire with colleagues in other line ministries to arrive at a single coordinated view. 
If you wish to view the full questionnaire as a PDF file that can also be shared by email, please follow this 
link: http://www.wto.org/aftmonitoring  
We encourage you to complete answers by using the additional information boxes, but these are optional. 
All responses received will be made publicly available.  
Responses will be analysed by the OECD and WTO in the publication series: "Aid for Trade at a Glance". 
Please submit the completed questionnaire before the deadline of 31 DECEMBER 2021.
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- 5 -How to reply to this questionnaire
This questionnaire should be filled out electronically while connected to the Internet. Please note that once 
started, the questionnaire should be completed on the same device. 
It may not be possible to finish the questionnaire in one attempt. The questionnaire reply are automatically 
saved  and can be completed  in multiple  sessions.  Important  to note is that you must  reopen  the 
questionnaire with the same device you started it on.
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responses, email us at:
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ABOUT YOU
* 1. Respondent (South-South Partner)
Name
Position
Ministry
Email Address
Phone Number* 2. About you
WT/COMTD/AFT/W/88/Add.4 
- 7 -The objective of the first section is to assess if, and why, your South-South Aid-for-Trade priorities
have changed since 2019, particularly in the context of economic and trade recovery from the
COVID-19 pandemic context . It examines the reasons why you may have changed your strategy or
priorities, and how those changes were integrated (i.e., mainstreamed) in your Aid-for-Trade or
development strategy, policy or plan and included in your dialogue with development partners. 
The WTO Task Force on Aid for Trade states that Aid for Trade is about assisting developing countries to
increase exports of goods and services, to integrate into the multilateral trading system, and to benefit from
liberalized trade and increased market access. Projects and programmes are considered as Aid for Trade if
these activities have been identified as trade related development priorities in the recipient country's
national development strategies. 
The Task Force agreed the following benchmarks for global monitoring of Aid for Trade: 
(a) Trade policy and regulations, including: training of trade officials, analysis of proposals and positions
and their impact, support for national stakeholders to articulate commercial interest and identify trade-offs,
dispute issues, institutional and technical support to facilitate implementation of trade agreements and to
adapt to and comply with rules and standards.
(b) Trade development, including: investment promotion, analysis and institutional support for trade in
services, business support services and institutions, public private sector networking, e‑commerce, trade
finance, trade promotion, market analysis, and development.
(c) Trade related infrastructure: transport and storage, energy, and telecommunications.
(d) Building productive capacity for goods and services.
(e) Trade related adjustment, including supporting developing countries to put in place accompanying
measures that assist them to benefit from liberalized trade.
(f) Other trade related needs.
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Additional information on the trade (or Aid-for-Trade priorities) included in your South-South development strategy,
policy or plan (or other trade-related policy document).* 3. Does your South-South development strategy, policy or plan include trade priorities (i.e., Aid-
for-Trade priorities)?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Adjustment costs
Building productive capacity
Connecting to value chains
E-commerce
Environmentally sustainable (or green) growth, including circular
economy
Export diversification
Impacts of COVID-19
Industrialization
International competitiveness
MSMEs growth and development
Network and/or transport infrastructure of a cross border nature
Network infrastructure (power, water, telecommunications, etc.)
Regional integration
Services development
Trade facilitation
Trade policy analysis, negotiations and implementation
Transport infrastructure (airport, roads, rail, port, etc.)
Women's economic empowerment (please specify in the box below:
rural women, women-owned businesses, women-led businesses,
female workers, etc.)
WTO accession
Youth economic empowerment
Other priority (please specify):
Additional information and weblink(s) to the relevant strategy(ies), polic(ies) or plan(s) in which your Aid- for-Trade
priorities are included.4. If yes, please highlight what these Aid-for-Trade priorities are:
Below are listed the most common priority areas grouped according to broad Aid-for-Trade
categories. Please rank the top priority areas among the ones listed below (1 being the most
important). 
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Additional information: please specify which of the priorities you selected are new and provide  further information.
(Please provide weblinks as applicable).* 5. Have your Aid-for-Trade priorities changed since 2019?
Yes
No
Unsure
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1 2 3 4 5
2030 Sustainable
Development Goals
Change of
government
Continental or
regional policy
instruments (e.g.,
AfCFTA)
E-commerce
de
velopment (and
digital
transformation)
Eco
nomic
diversification
Environmental
sustainability (or
green) growth,
including circular
economy
Expansion of
developing countries'
services sectors
and/or trade in
services
External factors (e.g
changes in key
trading partners
policies)6. If yes, please identify the top drivers of change in your Aid-for-Trade priorities from the list
below:
(Please select no more than 5 options from the areas listed below).  
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impact of COVID-19
pandemic
Industrialization
objectives
Digital or ICT-related
strategy 
MSMEs growth and
development
objectives
Natural or other type
of disaster
New investment
strategy, policy or
plan
New Aid-for-trade or
development
strategy, policy or
plan
New regional
development or
integration strategy,
policy or plan
New trade capacity
needs
Poverty reduction
objectives
Regional Trade
Agreements (e.g.
CFTA)
Trade Facilitation
Agreement
Implementation
Women's economic
empowerment
objectives
Youth economic
empowerment
objectives
Other (please
specify)1 2 3 4 5
Additional information on the top 5 drivers of change in your Aid-for-Trade priorities since 2019, including in relation to
the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on your economy.
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Additional information on the reasons why Aid for Trade may have become more, less, or remained equally important
than in the past.7. Has Aid for Trade become a more or less important part of your South-south development policy
since 2019?
More
Less
Same
Unsure
Additional information on how changes in your Aid-for-Trade priorities may have been reflected in your dialogue with
development partners.8. Have these changes been reflected in your dialogue with South-South partners?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on your South-South cooperation strategy, policy or plan for economic recovery post COVID-19
pandemic.  (Please provide weblinks as applicable).* 9. Do you have a South-South cooperation strategy, policy or plan for economic recovery post
COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes
No
Unsure
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10. If yes, please indicate whether your strategy, policy or plan for economic recovery from the
COVID-19 pandemic addresses any of the following areas:
(You may tick more than one box). 
Agricultural sector, food production and supply chain support
Building productive capacity
Digital connectivity and transformation
E-commerce
Environmentally sustainable (or green) growth, including circular economy
Industrial sector  support
Job creation
MSME  support
Poverty reduction  objectives
Preparedness, recovery and resilience
Services sector support (e.g.,tourism)
Trade in health products (PPE, vaccines,  etc.)
Trade facilitation
Trade finance
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- 18 -Additional information on your strategy, policy or plan for economic recovery post COVID-19 pandemic.Trade policy modernization and  upgrading
Women's economic empowerment and gender equality
Youth economic  empowerment
Other (please  specify)
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11. Please provide names, titles, references or weblinks to policy document relevant to your South-
South Aid-for-Trade activities and action.
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- 20 -This second section aims to assess how sustainable development approaches are being
programmed into trade and development policies – and how Aid for Trade is supporting that
process.
The section examines the opportunities and challenges presented by the transition to sustainable
development and trade. The questions posed in this section seek to harvest insights on development
policy frameworks and perceptions about the economic and trade dimension of the move to sustainable
development. Section two focuses on the environmental dimension of sustainable development.  
One particular issue highlighted is the interface between sustainable development and economic/export
diversification. Economic diversification (by extension export diversification) and supply side capacity
enhancement are core rationales for the Aid for Trade initiative. Questions in section 2 also examine to the
role that Aid for Trade can play in supporting developing countries' efforts to achieve their sustainable trade
objectives and further progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
More information on the interaction between the environmental dimension of sustainable development and
trade is presented in the Joint Communication by the WTO and OECD Secretariat titled "Sustainable,
Trade, Circular Economy and Aid for Trade – An Issues Paper for the 2020-2022 Monitoring and Evaluation
Exercise" . Click here to view document. 
Another dimension explored is the interface between digital connectivity and sustainable development. The
data generated by a growing array of digital devices can play a powerful role in informing policy making
and the transition to sustainable development. In many developing countries though the digital divide
means that this data is not collected, let alone analysed or used to inform policy making. In this context,
this section asks respondents to provide information on the role that digital connectivity plays in their
national sustainable development plans and what more could be done to support that process.
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Additional information on how sustainable development is reflected in your South-South development policy
document(s), plan(s)or strategy(ies). (Please provide weblinks as applicable).* 12. Is the environmental dimension of sustainable development reflected in your South-South
development policy document(s), plan(s) or strategy(ies)?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s) in which sustainable development is reflected.13. If yes, please indicate in which of your strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s) sustainable
development is reflected.
(You may tick more than one box). 
Aid-for-trade or South-South development strategy, policy or  plan
Trade development strategy, policy or plan
Environmentally sustainable economy strategy (or green growth), policy or  plan
Environmentally sustainable growth strategy, policy or  plan
Export development strategy, policy or plan
Sustainable trade strategy, policy or  plan
Strategy, policy or plan for circular economy/sustainable consumption and production patterns
Strategy, policy or plan for COVID-19  recovery
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the environment-specific goals and approaches such as financing, technology transfer
(including sharing of know-how), promotion of value chain integration targeted by your South-South development
strategy, policy or plan.14. Does your South-South development strategy, policy or plan explicitly target any of the
following environment-specific goals?
(You may tick more than one box).
Affordable and Clean Energy on clean and renewable energies (SDG 7)
Sustainable Production and Consumption (SD G 12) 
Climate Action (SD G 13)
Life Below Water (SD G 14)
Life on Land (SDG15)
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the trade objectives found in your development strategy policy, or plan that includes
sustainable development. (Please provide weblinks as applicable).* 15. Does your South-South sustainable development strategy, policy, or plan include trade
objectives?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how the environmental dimension of sustainable development is reflected in your policy
document(s), plan(s)or strategy(ies). (Please provide weblinks as applicable).16. If yes, do the trade objectives address the environmental dimension of sustainable
development?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the coordination or dialogue held with other developing countries' national committees,
ministries of trade and agencies on sustainable development.17. As a provider of South-South assistance, do you have coordination or dialogues with other
developing countries' national committees, ministries of trade and agencies on sustainable
development?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how the national committees, ministries of trade or agencies address the environmental
dimension of sustainable development.18. If yes, do these national committees, ministries of trade or agencies address the environmental
dimension of sustainable development?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the economic sector(s) that would gain the most in terms of economic and export
diversification as a result of the move to sustainable development.19. Please identify the economic sector(s) that would gain the most in terms of economic and
export diversification as a result of the move to sustainable development?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Agriculture
Fisheries
Forestry
Mining
Industry
ServicesOther (ple ase specify)
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Additional information on the economic sectors that may face the biggest challenge from the move to sustainable
development.20. Please identify the economic sectors that may face the biggest challenge from the move to
sustainable development.
Agriculture
Fisheries
Forestry
Mining
Industry
ServicesOther (pleas e specify)
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21. In your view, what challenges constitute the main obstacles to the transition towards
sustainable development?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Access t o finance
Business  climate
Dependence on a narrow basket of goods and  services
Developing countries' political challenges (e.g., security and stability)
Economic impact of the COVID-19  pandemic
Existing energy and power generation  infrastructure
Gender  inequality
High concentration of economic activity in the informal sector
High trade  costs
Lack of technology transfer (including sharing of know-how)
Lack of technology and innovation enabling  environment
Lack of data to support decision-making
Lack of human resource  capability
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- 31 -Additional information on the challenges most likely to constitute obstacles towards sustainable trade, sustainable
consumption and production patterns (i.e., circular economy). (Please provide examples as applicable).Lack of political  will
Limited agricultural processing capacity
Limited economic and export diversification
Low productivity of agricultural  sector
Low productive capacity in manufacturing
Slow, expensive or insufficient digital connectivity
Social pressures (poverty, population growth)
Other (please  specify)
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22. Please highlight the main challenges that Aid for Trade should address to support a transition
to sustainable development?
 (You may tick more than 1 box). 
Access t o finance
Business  climate
Dependence on a narrow basket of goods and  services
Developing countries' political challenges (e.g., security and stability)
Economic impact of the COVID-19  pandemic
Existing energy and power generation  infrastructure
Gender  inequality
High concentration of economic activity in the informal sector
High trade  costs
Lack of technology transfer (including sharing of know-how)
Lack of technology and innovation enabling  environment
Lack of data to support decision-making
Lack of human resource  capability
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development. (Please provide examples as applicable).Lack of political  will
Limited agricultural processing capacity
Limited economic and export diversification
Low productivity of agricultural  sector
Low productive capacity in manufacturing
Slow, expensive or insufficient digital connectivity 
Social pressures (poverty, population growth) 
Other (please  specify)
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* 23. Does your South-South development strategy include a circular economy strategy, policy,
plan?
Yes
No
Unsure
Additional information on your circular economy strategy, policy, plan. (Please provide weblinks as applicable).
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Additional information on the economic sectors covered by the circular economy strategy, policy, or plan. (Please
provide weblinks as applicable).24. If yes, which economic sectors does the circular economy strategy, policy, or plan cover?
Agriculture
Fisheries
Forestry
Mining
Industry
ServicesOther (pleas e specify)
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Additional information on the trade objectives included in the circular economy strategy policy, or plan. (Please
provide weblinks as applicable).25. If yes, does the circular economy strategy, policy, plan include trade objectives?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how digital connectivity is reflected in your South-South sustainable development strategy,
policy or plan.26. Is digital connectivity reflected as a priority in your South-South sustainable development
strategy, policy or plan?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on your Aid-for-Trade policy documents for digital connectivity. (Please include weblinks of the
source used).* 27. Do you have an Aid-for-Trade strategy, policy or plan for digital connectivity (including digital
economy, e-commerce, etc.)?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the sector(s) in which digital connectivity can best support a transition to sustainable trade
and the circular economy. (Please include weblinks of the source used).28. In which sectors could digital connectivity best support the transition to sustainable
development?
Agriculture
Fisheries
Forestry
Mining
Industry
ServicesOther (pleas e specify)
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sustainable development.29. Please identify issues where digital connectivity would offer most promise in the move to
sustainable development?
(You may tick more than one box). 
Digital contents
E-civil service
E-commerce
E-government
E-healthcare
E-learning
E-logistics
Home energy management systems
Innovation and technology for gender equality
Real-time navigation
Smart energy  grids
Smart  motors
Smart  work
Telepresence
Transport information  systems
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the South-South or triangular projects for digital connectivity towards sustainable
development, environmentally sustainable growth or circular economy that you want to showcase as an example of
best practice. (Please provide weblinks as applicable).30. Is there an existing South-South or triangular Aid-for-trade project for digital connectivity
towards sustainable development and/or environmentally sustainable growth (or circular
economy) that you want to showcase as an example of best practice?
Yes
No
Unsure
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31. Do you agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has acted as an accelerator for the move to digital
economy?
Yes
No
Unsure
Additional information on the impact of the pandemic on the uptake of the digital economy.
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connectivity. (Please provide weblinks as applicable).32. In which areas has the COVID-19 pandemic exposed shortcomings in digital connectivity?
(You may tick more than one box). 
Digital gen der divide
Digital payments  issues
Inadequate network infrastructure including broadband capacity
Insufficient or uneven internet  coverage
Lack of access to trade  finance
National digital connectivity strategy needs to be developed/updated
National e-commerce development strategy needs to be developed/updated
Poor access to internet  services
Poor digital skills and IT  literacy
Rules relating to e-commerce need  updating
Slow, expensive or unreliable internet  services
Trade facilitation and logistics  issues
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the sectors in which you think future Aid-for-Trade support should focus so as to support
sustainable development objectives.33. Looking ahead, in which sectors do you think future Aid-for-Trade support should focus so as
to support sustainable development objectives?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Agriculture
Fisheries
Forestry
Mining
Industry
ServicesOther (pleas e specify)
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34. Looking ahead, in which categories of Aid for Trade do you think support should be focused so
as to advance the environmental dimension of sustainable development?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
(a)Trade policy and regulations  (Including training of trade officials, analysis of proposals and positions and
their impact, support for national stakeholders to articulate commercial interest and identify trade-offs, dispute
issues, institutional and technical support to facilitate implementation of trade agreements and to adapt to and
comply with rules and standards)
Trade policy and administrative  management
Trade facilitation
Regional trade agreements  (RTAs)
Multilateral trade  negotiations
Trade education/training
(b)Trade development  (Including investment promotion, analysis and institutional support for trade in
services, business support services and institutions, public-private sector networking, e-commerce, trade
finance, trade promotion, market analysis and development)
(c)Trade-related infrastructure  (Including physical  infrastructure)
Transport and storage  infrastructure
Communications  infrastructure
Energy supply and generation infrastructure
(d)Building productive  capacity
Agriculture
Banking and financial services
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advance sustainable development.Building productive capacity
Business and other services
Fisheries
Forestry
Industry
Mineral resources and mining
Travel and  tourism
(e) Trade related adjustment  (Including supporting developing countries to put in place
accompanying measures that assist them to benefit from liberalized trade)
(f) Other trade related  needs
Unsure
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35. To which partner(s) do you provide South-South cooperation financing for the environmental
dimension of sustainable development?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Afghanista n
Albani a
Algeria
Angola
Antigua and
BarbudaArgentin a
Armenia
Banglades h
Belaru s
Belize
Benin
Bolivia, Plurinational 
State
Bosnia and Herzegoniva
Botswa na
Brazil
Brunei
DarussalamGuatemala
Guine a
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
HaitiHondur as
India
Indonesi a
Iran
Iraq
Jamaica
JordanKazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Kyrgyz Republic
Lao People's Democratic 
Republic
Lebanon
LesothoPanama
Papua New  Guinea
Paragua y
Peru
Philippines
RwandaSaint Helena
Saint Kitts and
Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the 
Grenadines
Samoa
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone 
Solomon
Islands
Somalia
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Burund i
Cabo Verde
Cambodia
Cameroon
Central African Republic
 Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Cook Islands
Costa Rica
Côte d'Ivoire
Cuba
Democratic Republic of the 
Congo
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic 
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial  Guinea
Eritrea
Eswatini
Ethiopia
FijiLiberia
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
MaliMalta
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Moldova
MongoliaMontenegro
Montserrat
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
NicaraguaNiger
Nigeria
Niue
Pakistan
PalauSouth Africa
South SudanSri Lanka
Suriname
Syrian Arab Republic 
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
North Macedonia 
(The former Yugoslav 
Republic of  
Macedonia)
The Gambia
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tokelau
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey Turkmenistan
Uganda
Ukraine
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela, Bolivarian 
Republic of
Viet Nam
Wallis and Futuna
West Bank and 
Gaza Strip
Yemen
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- 51 -Additional information on the partners to which you provide South-South cooperation financing for the environmental
dimension of sustainable development.Gabon
Georgia
Ghana
GrenadaZambia
Zimbabwe
Unsure
NB. This list of aid-for-trade beneficiaries is sourced from the OECD-DAC/CRS aid activity database. 
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36. Please identify the donors you associate with in order to provide triangular cooperation
financing for sustainable development.
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
DAC COUNTRIES
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Czech Republic 
Denmark
European  Union
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Korea 
LuxembourgSlovak Republic
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States
OTHER BILATERAL
AzerbaijanEstoni a
Kazakhstan
Kuwait (KFAED)
Lithuania
Romania
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
MULTILATERAL/REGIONAL
African Development Bank
(AfDB)
Asian Infrastructure Investment 
Bank (AIIB)Climate Investment Funds
(CIF)
Enhanced Integrated 
Framework (EIF)
EU Institutions
Food and Agricultural 
Organization of the UN 
(FAO)
Global Environment Facility 
(GEF)
Inter-America Development 
Bank (IDB)
International Fund for 
Agricultural Development
(IFAD)
International Labour Office
(ILO)
International Monetary Fund 
(IMF)
Islamic Development Bank 
(IsDB)
International Trade Centre
(ITC)
New Development
Bank
OPEC Fund for International 
Development (OFID)
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- 53 -Additional information on the donor(s) that you associate with in order to provide triangular cooperation financing for
sustainable development.TheNetherlands
New Zealand
Norwa y
Poland
PortugalArab Fund
(AFESD)
Asian Development Bank
(AsDB)
Arab Bank for Economic
Development in Africa
(BADEA)
Caribbean Development Bank
(CDB)
Council of Europe
Development Bank (CEB)Silk Road
Fund
United Nations Development 
Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Economic 
Commission for Europe
(UNECE)
UN Economic and Social 
Commission for Asia and the 
Pacific (UNESCAP)
UN Economic and Social 
Commission for Western Asia 
(UNESCWA)
UN Industrial Development 
Organization (UNIDO)
World Bank
World Trade Organization
(WTO)
Other (please
specify)
Unsure
NB. This list of aid-for-trade providers is sourced from the OECD-DAC/CRS aid activity database. 
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Additional information on the South-South and Triangular cooperation partners with which you associate in order to
provide financing for sustainable development.37. Please identify those South-South and triangular cooperation partners that you associate with
in order to provide financing for sustainable development.
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Algeria
Argentin a
Bahra in
Brazil
Chile*
China
Cuba
Egypt
India
Indonesi aIsrael*
Iran
Lybia
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 
Kuwait
Malaysia
Mexico*
Nigeria
Pakistan
South AfricaSouth Korea*
Chinese Taipei
Qatar
Singapore
Thailand
Turkey
Tunisia
United Arab Emirates
Venezuela
Other (please 
specify)
NB. This list is sourced from the United Nations for Development Cooperation. Various of those South-South partners
listed with an asterisk are OECD Member States, appear on the OECD DAC list and/or report to the OECD CRS. 
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38. Do you provide Aid-for-Trade financing as part of triangular co-operation projects?
Yes
No
Unsure
Additional information on the Aid-for-Trade financing that you provide as part of triangular co-operation projects.
NB. The United Nations' working definition for triangular cooperation is Southern-driven partnerships between two or
more developing countries, supported by a developed country(ies) or multilateral organization(s) to implement
development cooperation programmes and projects. 
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39. Is there an Aid-for-Trade project or programme for sustainable trade or development, green
growth or circular economy that you want to showcase as an example of best practice?
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Additional information on whether you implement policies that address the environmental dimension of sustainable
development while also supporting progress on gender equality /women empowerment. You may also provide
information on your intention to draft such policies in the future. (Please include weblinks as applicable).40. Do you implement policies that address the environmental dimension of sustainable
development while also supporting progress on gender equality and/or women’s economic
empowerment?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the South-South Aid-for-Trade projects which combine the twin objectives of women's
economic empowerment and environmental environmentally sustainable development. Please indicate the number of
projects, the sector concerned (agriculture, fisheries, sustainable tourism, circular economy, etc.). (Please include
weblinks as applicable).41. Do you implement South-South Aid-for-Trade projects that combine the objectives of women's
economic empowerment and environmentally sustainable development?
Yes
No
Unsure
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42. Any other information you wish to share? (e.g., where support for sustainable trade or
development is needed).
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- 60 -This section examines the mainstreaming of women's economic empowerment into trade and
development policies.
Goal 5 of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development aims to achieve gender equality and
empower all women and girls. This objective can also be found in the 2006 Task Force on Aid for Trade Aid
for Trade (WT/AFT/1) which, in its guiding principles of operationalization, call for Aid for Trade to "be
rendered in a coherent manner taking full account, inter alia, of the gender perspective and of the overall
goal of sustainable development".
Section 3 requests respondents to discuss their South-South policies for women's economic
empowerment and how these interact with the other sustainable development goals in relation to trade,
digital connectivity and gender equality, and how these can be supported by Aid for Trade.
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Additional information on how women's economic empowerment is included as an objective in your South-South
development strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s).* 43. Is women's economic empowerment included as an objective in your South-South
development or Aid-for-Trade strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s)?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s) that include women's economic. (Please include
weblinks as applicable).44. If yes, please indicate the strategy, policy, or plan in which women's economic empowerment is
included:
(You may tick more than one box). 
Aid-for-trade or development strategy, policy or  plan
Export strategy, policy or plan
Gender equality strategy, policy or  plan
Trade development strategy, policy or plan
Gender equality  strategy
Trade development strategy
Women's economic empowerment's strategy, policy or plan
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on how the strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s) that you have identify seek to ensure non-
discrimination with respect to conditions of employment or occupation. (Please include weblinks as applicable).45. Do the strategy(ies), policy(ies) or plan(s) that you have identified seek to ensure non-
discrimination with respect to conditions of employment or occupation (including through the
provision of flexible work arrangements)?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the data on women's economic empowerment that your government/institution collects.
(Please include weblinks as applicable).46. Does your government/institution collect data on women's economic empowerment in relation
to trade and development?
Yes
No
Unsure
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47. In your view, what trade and development constraints do women face the most?
(You may tick more than one box). 
Difficulties accessing financial  services
Difficult working  conditions
Discriminatory  practices
Difficulties in meeting regulatory and procedural requirements
Exclusion from male-dominated distribution networks
Gender pay  gap
Harassment, security and safety  issues
High trade  barriers
Lack of access to digital  services
Lack of access to redress  options
Informal  employment
Occupational  segregation
Poor access to  information
Poor access to professional bodies (e.g., chambers of commerce)
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- 66 -Additional information on the trade and development constraints faced by women.Restricted access to markets
Seasonal  employment
Smaller sized  business
Time and mobility constraints
Unpaid care and domestic work
Unpaid  employment
Other (please  specify)
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48. Can Aid for Trade play a role in addressing these constraints?
Yes
No
Unsure
Additional information on the role that Aid for Trade can play in addressing these constraints.
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Additional information on whether you have provided South-South Aid for Trade to finance projects for women's
economic empowerment in 2015-2020, including reasons as to why or why not.* 49. Have you provided South-South Aid-for-Trade to finance projects for women's economic
empowerment during the period 2015-2020?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Total number of projects implemented in the period 2015-2020
Duration in years (1, 2 or more than 3)
Percentage of projects that included women's economic empowerment as their sole/main
objective (please include the % sign in your response)
Percentage of projects that also included other objectives (please specify which in the box
below and include the % sign in your response)
Additional information on the developing countries and partners you have worked with to
provide your Aid-for-Trade programmes on women's economic empowerment. You many list
other objectives of the projects where women’s economic empowerment was not the
sole/main focus and provide additional information on the partners with which you have
worked. (Please include weblinks as applicable).50. If yes, please provide further information on the countries in which you have provided South-
South Aid-for-Trade programmes on women's economic empowerment.
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- 71 -Additional information on the areas that the Aid-for-Trade projects for women's economic empowerment sought to
address. Please describe your project(s) in no more than 300 words per box. (You may include references and
weblinks and add information on results achieved as applicable, i.e. figures, case stories).51. Please specify the areas that your South-South Aid-for-Trade projects for women's economic
empowerment sought to address.
(You may tick more than one box). 
Developing training  programmes
Developing Access to trade related  infrastructure
Capacity-strengthening  initiatives
Increasing women's participation in services  sectors
Facilitating access to digital technologies and e-commerce  platforms
Facilitating access to trade  finance
Facilitating access to trade-related  information
Facilitating women's traders' inclusion in Global Value Chains  (GVC)
Facilitating women traders' inclusion in regional  trade
Gender sensitive awareness initiatives for trade stakeholders (e.g., border officials regarding safety 
issues)
Supporting women's  entrepreneurship
Supporting women-owned/led MSMEs to  export
Supporting women’s representation in trade policy and design of trade/aid for trade  initiatives
 Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the public-private partnerships used to achieve your aid-for-trade objectives in relation to
women’s economic empowerment. Please include reasons as to why or why not. Kindly provide a list of your private
sector partners, the number of projects run, and the sectors concerned. You may also describe each project and their
impacts in no more than 300 words per project. (Please provide weblinks as applicable).52. Have you used public-private partnerships to achieve your South-South Aid-for-Trade
objectives in relation to women’s economic empowerment?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how Aid for Trade helps to mobilize funds for women's economic empowerment, including
the reasons as to why or why not.53. Does Aid for Trade help to mobilize funds for women's economic empowerment?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how your South-South Aid-for-Trade projects involving women’s economic empowerment
are underpinned by a monitoring and evaluation/ results framework.54. Are your South-South Aid-for-Trade projects involving women’s economic empowerment
underpinned by a monitoring and evaluation/ results framework?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on how the South-South Aid-for-trade support for women's economic empowerment you
provide aligns with your partners  trade priorities and objectives.55. Does the Aid-for-Trade support for women's economic empowerment that you provide align
with your South-South partners' trade priorities and objectives?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the particular difficulties faced by women in accessing digital technology, including your
data sources. (Please provide information in no more than 300 words including references and weblinks).56. Do women face particular difficulties in accessing digital technologies?
Yes
No
Unsure
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Additional information on the top 5 barriers preventing women from accessing digital technology. (Please provide
information in no more than 300 words including references and weblinks).57. Please identify the top 5 barriers that prevent women from accessing digital technology:
(You may tick a maximum of 5 boxes). 
Difficulty obtaining proof of identification necessary to access internet services
High cost of device (e.g., mobile  phone)
High usage  costs
Inadequate electricity  infrastructure
Inadequate network  infrastructure
Lack of access to public facilities where the internet is  available
Lack of awareness of opportunities offered by digital  technologies
Limited internet  connectivity
Poor IT literacy and/or  skills
Privacy, safety and harassment  concerns
Other (please  specify)
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Additional information on the sectors in which future support for women's economic empowerment should be
focussed.58. Looking ahead, in which trade sectors do you think future support for women's economic
empowerment should be focussed?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
Agriculture
Fishing
Forestry
Industry
Mining
ServicesOther (please  specify)
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59. Looking ahead, in which Aid-for-Trade categories do you think future support for women's
economic empowerment should be focussed?
(You may tick more than 1 box). 
(a)Trade policy and regulations  (Including training of trade officials, analysis of proposals and positions and
their impact, support for national stakeholders to articulate commercial interest and identify trade-offs, dispute
issues, institutional and technical support to facilitate implementation of trade agreements and to adapt to and
comply with rules and standards)
Trade policy and administrative  management
Trade facilitation
Regional trade agreements  (RTAs)
Multilateral trade  negotiations
Trade education/training
(b)Trade development  (Including investment promotion, analysis and institutional support for trade in
services, business support services and institutions, public-private sector networking, e-commerce, trade
finance, trade promotion, market analysis and development)
Trade-related infrastructure  (Including physical  infrastructure)
Transport and storage  infrastructure
Communications  infrastructure
Energy supply and generation infrastructure
(d)Building productive  capacity
Agriculture
Banking and financial services
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- 80 -Additional information on the Aid-for-Trade categories in which you think future support for women's economic
empowerment should be focussed.Building productive capacity
Business and other services
Fishing
Forestry
Industry
Mineral resources and mining
Travel and  tourism
(e) Trade related adjustment  (Including supporting developing countries to put in place
accompanying measures that assist them to benefit from liberalized trade)
(f) Other trade related  needs
Unsure
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60. You may use the box below to elaborate on how you think that Aid for Trade can advance
women's economic empowerment.
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