Aid for Trade
- It was launched at the 2005 Hong Kong WTO Ministerial Conference.
- It encourages developing country governments and donors to recognize the role that trade can play in development.
- The OECD and WTO established an 'aid-for-trade monitoring framework' to track progress in implementing the Aid-for-Trade Initiative.
- Aid for Trade is included in Sustainable Development Goal 8 concerning "decent work and economic ....
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