Port leaders from around the world graduated from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), TrainForTrade programme at a celebration hosted by Dublin Port. The TrainForTrade programme, supported by Irish Aid, brings together maritime professionals from across the…
TrainForTrade has positively impacted the skills and knowledge of 1940 participants from 166 countries in trade statistics. The six-week online course on International Merchandise Trade Statistics (IMTS), held from March 3 to April 13, aimed to make the gathering, organizing,…
TrainForTrade has reached the milestone of 30,000 participants in our mission to support sustainable trade capacities worldwide since 1998! Here are our front runners: – Port Management – Enhancing efficiency in ports globally– Statistics – Driving data-based decision-making– e-Commerce –…
In total, 4536 participants from 185 countries or regions attended 63 TrainForTrade training events last year.
TrainForTrade improved the skills and knowledge of 1191 participants from 154 countries on trade statistics. The moderated six-week online course on International Merchandise Trade Statistics (IMTS) was organised in English and French from 16 September to 6 October, followed by…
A recent survey shows that in 91% of participants’ port communities, the BPR course had an impact on ports’ action against the COVID-19 pandemic.
TrainForTrade’s special course Building Port Resilience Against Pandemics (BPR) has reached already 4573 participants from 163 countries or regions since its first delivery.
Regional e-learning course on Digital Identity for Trade and Development enhanced the knowledge and skills of various aspects of digital identity.
The Port Endeavor game had a key role in starting a nationwide 7-year sustainability project for Peruvian ports.
The last day of the training of trainers workshop on Modern Port Management in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria focused on sustainability.
