Home     | About Trade Forum     | FrançaisEspañol     | Contact Us     | ITC web site     |
LATEST ONLINE EDITIONS
Meeting the Competitiveness Challenge

The global trading system is redefining business. Being competitive in today’s interconnected economy means working within the rules of the trading system, as well as responding to more demanding markets. To meet the challenge, small firms in developing countries need efficient, innovative business practices and a proactive trade support infrastructure.

Building Business Competitiveness

For small firms to meet the significant and growing challenges of globalization, they need governmental and institutional back-up. A three-pronged approach can help build and strengthen competitiveness: closer business-government partnership; effective networking of national agencies involved in the value chain; and optimal use of new technologies.

Relevant Links
E-mail alerts
(c) Copyright 1999-2009 International Trade Centre
Contact information
Webmaster