Overall objective Trade capacity building is a holistic process.

The sustainability of programmes and projects needs to be secured through better capacity building.

Such capacity building goes beyond training in the basic concepts.

Develop capacity building, including horizontal as well as vertical capacity building.

Capacity building and financing programs for governments that want to improve their trade facilitation are available already.

That should be perceived as an essential part of the process of capacity building as well.

Capacity building

Capacity Building

Capacity Building

Capacity Building

The building of a capacity assistance network into the organizational elements under the Convention is illustrated in figure 1 below.

II. Capacity building

(e) Capacity building.

V. Capacity building

Enhancing capacity building

Community capacity building

Emphasizing that capacity building is a continuous, progressive and iterative process, the implementation of which should be based on the priorities of developing countries,

Among the remedies mentioned were the strengthening of capacity building in this connection, improving the selection of arbitrators and promoting transparency in the arbitration process.

A. Capacity building and development

Community capacity building

Need for capacity building.

B. Capacity building and education

Use of natural resources is insufficient due to slow reconstruction of war destroyed capacity and lack of economic power.

(c) Building human and institutional capacities

Capacity building (traineeship programme)

Capacity assistance network

L. Capacity building and awareness raising

Capacity building and technical cooperation

Special Procedures Branch

Items for information statistical capacity building

Table 1. Regular and operational budget expenditure and income by

Major Programme D Trade Capacity Building

(a) Community capacity building

Science, technology, and innovation building national capacities

(a) Community capacity building

Recommendation of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation, at its twenty third session, decided to recommend the following draft decision for adoption by the Conference of the Parties serving as meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol at its first session.

E. Capacity Building, Technical Skills and Information

C. Capacity building and human resource development

Capacity building has been pursued in all regions.

Regional strategy for information gathering

The regional reports would serve two purposes.

Capacity building under the Kyoto Protocol

In introducing this sub item at the 1st meeting, on 28 November, the President drew the attention of the COP MOP to the provisional agenda and annotations (FCCC KP CMP 2005 1).

The President said that, with the assistance of Mr. Jacques Bilodeau (Canada), he would undertake consultations on nominees for the Compliance Committee and report back to the COP MOP at a later session.