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	Pillars of ATPC
	1: Providing Fully Integrated Trade Capacity Building for RECs
	2: Providing Comprehensive Capacity Building for Trade Constituencies
	3: Mainstreaming Cross-Cutting Items

	ATPC Services
	:: Set up Trade Policy Units in RECs
	:: Undertake Research
	:: Promote Training on Trade Issues
	:: Undertake Information Dissemination
	:: Provide Advisory Services and Technical Cooperation
	:: Facilitate Consensus Building
	:: Create Partnerships for Trade
	:: Mainstream HIV/ AIDS, Gender and Environment into ATPC Activities

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	Did you know that?
	On average, 95% of the members of a regional economic community in Africa belong to another community. Source: Aria II, ECA.


	Interim Economic Partnership Agreements Point to the Classic Regional Trade Agreements after all: Should African countries really be worried?


	The Economic and Welfare Impacts of the EU-Africa Economic Partnership Agreements

Upcoming Events

ATPC Advisory Board Meeting, 24-25 September 2009, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Trade Facilitation -Single Window Workshop, 15-16 October 2009, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Past Activities

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ATPC Work in Progress
No.75 April 2009	Interim Economic Partnership Agreements Point to the Classic Regional Trade Agreements after all: Should African countries really be worried?
No.74 March 2009	A Bird Cannot Fly With Just One Wing: Towards a Gender-Balanced Trading System
No.73 November 2008	Towards the African Template for Economic Patnership Agreements Explanation and Recommendations
No.72 November 2008	Towards the African Template for Economic Partnership Agreements
No.71 November 2008	Leveraging WTO Negotiations on Trade Facilitation to Operationalise the Almaty Programme of Action
No.70 October 2008	No Need to Reinvent the Wheel, Achieving Aid for Trade Through the Almaty Programme of Action
No.69 August 2008	Foreign Direct Investment, Macroeconomic Instability and Economic Growth in MENA Countries
No.68 September 2007	Assessing the Consequences of the Economic Partnership Agreement on the Economy of Sudan
No.67 September 2007	Agricultural Trade Liberalization and Poverty in Tunisia: Macrosimulation in a General Equilibrium Framework
No.66 June 2007	Private Sector Participation in the Provision of Basic Infrastucture
No.65 October 2007	Financing Economic Growth to Reduce Poverty by half in Africa in 2015: Exploratory Analysis using Cross-Country Data
No.64 February 2007	EPA Negotiations: African Countries Continental Review
No.63 December 2006	DIVA, ACGE Model for the study of African Diversification
No.62 February 2007	DIVA, Un modèle d’équilibre général pour l’étude de la diversification en Afrique
No.61 March 2007	Foreign Aid, Resources and Export Diversification in Africa: A New Test of Existing Theories
No.60 January 2007	Ten Years after Implementing the Barcelona Process in Tunisia: What we can learn from the Tunisian experience
No.59 May 2007	How North Africa could benefit from the Euromediterraneen Parthership: The Necessity to Balance the Barcelona Process
No.58 February 2007	Fiscal Decentralization and Public Service Delivery in South Africa
No.57 January 2007	Global Macroeconomic Models and African Trade and Finance: A Survey of the Literature
No.56 February 2007	Trade and Growth in Africa: The Theoretical Framework of the TFED/ ECA Global Macroeconometric Model
No.55 February 2007	The Effect of Mode 4 Liberalization on Illegal Immigration
No.54 January 2007	Encouraging Innovation for Productivity Growth in Africa
No.53 January 2007	Commerce et Stratégies de Développement: Le Cas Tunisien
No.52 January 2007	Nigeria: Mainstreaming Trade Policy Into National Development Strategies
No.51 January 2007	Mainstreaming Trade into south Africa's National Development Strategy
No.50 January 2007	The Process of Trade Mainstreaming into National Development Strategies In Tanzania
No.49 January 2007	TRIPS and Public Health: What Should African Countries Do?
No.48 December 2006	Financing Development in Africa: Trends, Issues and Challenges
No.47 December 2006	Global Trade Models and Economic Policy Analyses: Relevance, Risks, and Repercussions for Africa
No.46 November 2006	Facilitating Firm Entry, Growth and Survival with Special Attention to SMEs
No.45 November 2006	Can the Doha Round benefit Africa’s industrial sector?
No.44 November 2006	The Cost of non-Maghreb: Achieving the Gains from Economic Integration
No.43 October 2006	Assessing the Consequences of the Economic Partnership Agreement on the Ethiopian Economy
No.42 October 2006	Can Market Access Help African Agriculture?
No.41 September 2006	Non-Agricultural Market Access Which modalities for a positive African agenda?
No.40 July 2006	Market access for non-agricultural products - The impact of the Doha Round on African economies: A simulation exercise
No.39 July 2006	Did Africa Benefit in Hong Kong?
No.38 July 2006	Multilateral Agricultural liberalization: What’s in it for Africa?
No.37 November 2006	Assessment of the Impact of the Economic Partnership Agreement between the COMESA countries and the European Union
No.36 July 2006	La diversification, Vers un Nouveau Paradigme pour le Développement de l’Afrique
No.35 May 2006	Diversification: towards a new paradigm for Africa’s development
No.34 March 2006	Non-Agricultural Market Access (NAMA) Negotiations in WTO:Modalities for a positive post Hong Kong African agenda
No.33 February 2005	Renegotiating GATT Article XXIV – a priority for African countries engaged in North-South trade agreements
No.32 February 2006	Emerging Issues and Concerns of African Countries in the WTO Negotiations on Agriculture and the Doha Round
No.31 January 2006	Trade Regimes, Liberalization and Macroeconomic Instability in Africa
No.30 December 2005	Progress Report on Regional Integration Efforts in Africa towards the Promotion of Intra-african Trade [French]
No.29 December 2005	Assessment of the impact of the Economic Partnership Agreement between the ECOWAS countries and the European Union [French]
No.28 December 2005	The EU-SADC Economic Partnership Agreement: A Regional Perspective
No.27 November 2005	L’Afrique et les préférences commerciales – Etat des lieux et enjeux
No.26 November 2005	L’Acces aux marches peut-il aider l’agriculture africaine?
No.25 October 2005	Non-Tariff Barriers – Their Prevalence and Relevance for African Countries
No.24 September 2005	Evaluation de l’accord de partenariat économique entre l’union européenne et le Mali
No.23 September 2005	Evaluation de l’impact de l’accord de partenariat économique entre les pays de la COMESA et l’Union européenne
No.22 September 2005	Effets des accords de partenariat économique entre l’UE et l’Afrique sur l’économie et le bien-être
No.21 September 2005	Foreign Direct Investment in Africa: Performance, Challenges and Responsibilities
No.20 May 2005	Pourquoi l’Afrique s’est elle marginalisée dans le commerce international?
No.19 May 2005	Facilitation du commerce intra-africain: Démanteler les barriéres pour le commerce intra-africain
No.18 May 2005	Le cycle de doha peut il bénéficier à l’industrie africaine?
No.17 May 2005	Comment sauver le textile maghrébin?
No.16 May 2005	Peut-on mettre la globalisation au service du développement?
No.15 Décembre 2004	Evaluation de l'impact de l'accord de partenariat economique entre les pays de la CEMAC et l'Union europeenne
No.14 Mars 2005	Doha Round entre Promesses, désillusions et résignaions
No.13 March 2005	Assessing the Consequences of the Economic Partnership Agreement on the Rwandan Economy
No.12 March 2005	Trade Preference and Africa: The State of Play and the Issues at Stake
No.11 March 2005	Unrestricted Market Access for Sub-Sahara Africa: Important Benefits with Little Cost to the QUAD
No.10 March 2005	Economic and walfare Impacts of the EU-Africa Partnership Agreements
No.9 September 2004	Economic and Statistical Analyses of Trade Capacity Building in Sub-Saharan Africa
No.8 Septembre 2004	Exclure l’Afrique des marchés? Evaluation de l’accès aux marchés pour les pays africains
No.7 September 2004	Libéralisation commerciale et développement: quelles leçons pour l'afrique?
No.6 September 2004	Trade liberalization and development: lessons for Africa
No.5 September 2004	Fiscal implications of trade liberalization on African Countries
No.4 September 2005	Trade Facilitation to Integrate Africa into the World Economy
No.3 July 2004	Trade Liberalisation under the Doha Development Agenda : Options and Consequences for Africa
No.2 July 2004	Cancun and Post-Cancun Briefing Papers on Africa and the Doha Development Agenda
No.1 June 2004	Les processus creation du marché commun africain: une vue d'ensemble

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