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WTO e-Learning courses are primarily addressed to trade practitioners. Their focus is on the effective transfer of applied knowledge, skills, and competencies through a diverse toolkit of training products and methodologies. These includes: online learning, blended learning, self-training courses, online webinars, and mobile learning.
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Featured Courses
Development Assistance Aspects of Cotton & Introduction to World Cotton Day
This third course of the Cotton course series sheds light on how the WTO tracks cotton development assistance and connects donors with beneficiaries. You will discover tools to access key information and dive into the story behind World Cotton Day—why it is celebrated, where it is marked, and how you can take part in honoring cotton’s global significance.
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Course Structure:
- The WTO’s work on the development assistance aspects of cotton
- Monitoring Development Assistance: Monitoring tools
- Monitoring Domestic Sector Reforms
- Director-General’s Periodic Reports
- Other tools
- World Cotton Day
Why Trade in the Digital Era Matters
The digital revolution is reshaping trade as we know it. This first course of the Trade in the Digital Era course series takes you inside the rise of the digital economy to explore how technology is transforming what we trade and how we trade it. Discover the exciting benefits of digital trade—alongside the challenges it brings—and gain a clearer understanding of its growing role in today’s connected world.
Course Structure:
- Introduction
- The rise of the digital economy
- The benefits of digital trade
- The challenges of digital trade
Administration and enforcement of the GPA 2012
This second course of the GPA 2012 course series provides a deeper look into how the WTO’s GPA 2012 is implemented and enforced. You will explore the role and responsibilities of the Committee on Government Procurement (CGP), learn how the Agreement is enforced at the national level through domestic review procedures, and understand how disagreements are addressed through the WTO’s dispute settlement system.
Course Structure:
- Module 1 - The Committee on Government Procurement (CGP), and Mandated CGP Work (except accessions)
- Module 2 - Domestic enforcement: Domestic review procedures
- Module 3 - International enforcement: WTO dispute settlement procedures
Restrictions quantitatives - Prohibitions et autres restrictions au titre de l'article XI du GATT
Ce cours offre une introduction complète aux restrictions quantitatives dans le commerce international. Découvrez leur portée, leurs effets sur les échanges et les exceptions autorisées. Comprenez les exigences de notification de la Décision sur les restrictions quantitatives et les implications plus larges de ces mesures sur les flux commerciaux et l’accès aux marchés.
Structure du cours:
- Module 1 - Renseignements d’ordre général concernant les restrictions quantitatives
- Module 2 - Notification des restrictions quantitatives