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Goal 8

Goal 17: Partnership for the goals Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth Multilateralism for trade and development 

International trade in developing economies

25/02/201924/06/2022 sonia Goal 17, Goal 8, Multilateralism

Trade is recognized as a key factor for poverty reduction and economic growth in the 2030 Agenda . SDG target

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Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth Multilateralism for trade and development 

Aid for Trade: widening gap between disbursements and commitments amid increased needs

02/10/201805/09/2022 sonia Broader, Goal 8, Multilateralism, SDGs, Trade

What is Aid for Trade? The Aid for Trade initiative was launched at the 2005 WTO Ministerial Conference in China,

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