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The OECD with the Government of Sweden, ODI & the EC to discuss what needs to be done to continue delivering Aid4Trade aid for trade results
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Connect with @LeoMunga on Twitter to hear more about what happens on the ground in Rwanda. https://twitter.com/Leomunga Delete the scoop?
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Francois Kanimba - Minister of Trade and Industry, Rwanda - explores how Aid for Trade initiatives have benefited Rwanda. Minister Kanimba outlines how ability to leverage the private sector is key to improving the impact of Aid for Trade. Delete the scoop?
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OECD DAC EvalNet's insight:
Read more about Rwanda and aid for trade here: http://www.oecd.org/countries/rwanda/aidfortradeataglance2009-rwanda.htm Delete the scoop?
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OECD DAC EvalNet's insight:
What about informal workers, most of whom are women? More on that topic here in Trading Out of Poverty: http://www.oecd.org/dac/aidfortrade/43242586.pdf Delete the scoop?
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OECD DAC EvalNet's insight:
François Kanimba, Minister of Trade and Industry in Rwanda, pointed to his country's success as a result of aid for trade programmes. Delete the scoop?
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