Donors & Partners
TRAINFORTRADE’s projects are built on strong partnerships.
TRAINFORTRADE beneficiary countries’ institutions and stakeholders also contribute financially to the programme upon the cost-sharing principle.
Donors & partners
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UNCTAD Statistics — opens in a new tab
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International Trade Centre — opens in a new tab
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SIECA — opens in a new tab
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World Food Programme (WFP) — opens in a new tab
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UN Statistics Division — opens in a new tab
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ACS-AEC — opens in a new tab
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UEMOA — opens in a new tab
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eTrade for all — opens in a new tab
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Irish Aid — opens in a new tab
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Dublin Port — opens in a new tab
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World Trade Organization — opens in a new tab
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Port of Cork — opens in a new tab
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Belfast Harbour — opens in a new tab
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Puerto de Gijón — opens in a new tab
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Marseille-Fos Port — opens in a new tab
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Gobierno de España — opens in a new tab
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Nantes – Saint-Nazaire Port — opens in a new tab
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ECOWAS — opens in a new tab
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Port of Sines (APS) — opens in a new tab
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Port of Leixões — opens in a new tab
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ALADI — opens in a new tab
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SELA — opens in a new tab
Port Management Programme — English network
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Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority — opens in a new tab
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Pelindo 1 — opens in a new tab
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Pelindo 3 — opens in a new tab
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Pelindo 4 — opens in a new tab
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Indonesia Port Corporation — opens in a new tab
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Cebu Port Authority — opens in a new tab
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Philippine Ports Authority — opens in a new tab
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Nigerian Ports Authority — opens in a new tab
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Johor Port — opens in a new tab
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Tanzania Ports Authority — opens in a new tab
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Kenya Ports Authority — opens in a new tab
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Maldives Ports Limited — opens in a new tab
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Port Governance Agency (Serbia) — opens in a new tab
