WTO PUBLIC FORUM 2019
Meet our exhibitors
ATRIUM
- Aquaponics
- Centre d'Accueil de la Genève Internationale (CAGI)
- Dext Technology
- Nanotica Agro
- Standards and Trade Development Facility
- Swapcard
- The Force
DELEGATES' LOUNGE
- The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI))
- International Trade Centre (ITC) and International Labour Organization (ILO)
- International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
- Trade Facilitation Agreement Facility (TFAF)
- WTO Data Portal
- TradeLawGuide
- United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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Aquaponics manufactures and markets aquaponic units for the production of organic vegetables in symbiosis with a fish farm. It uses 10 times less water and produces 12 times more than traditional agriculture. Aquaponics offers a solution to urban feeding challenges with the rampant demography around the world. Thanks to this solution, Aquaponics contributes to meeting five SDGs.
CAGI's Delegates Information Desk (DID) ensures the presence of a privileged intermediary to facilitate the participation of delegates during international conferences, trainings and meetings in Geneva. CAGI's DID provides you with information about:
At our stand, visitors can use a 'science set' to build a simple robot, build an electric water pump, learn and experiment with solar panels as well as experiment with the fundamentals of electronics and the building blocks of technology. The visitor will learn how we are using our science set to offer affordable education that focuses on creativity, critical thinking and innovation. Dext's science set is reaching students in Ghana, South Africa, The Gambia, USA, UK and Nigeria.
NANOTICA Agro uses nanoencapsulation technology to boost the penetration efficiency of agrochemicals and fertilizers, increasing famers' margins and promoting sustainability by reducing dosage.
The SDTF brings together leading trade, health and agriculture experts worldwide to address persistent and emerging SPS challenges and drive forward joined-up solutions. The stand will provide information and present samples of agricultural products linked to STDF projects in Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Tajikistan. These projects, implemented by ITC, have helped increase SPS capacity in order to comply with international export requirements.
Consult the Public Forum programme, create your very own schedule, receive live updates about the Forum and expand your network through Public Forum's free mobile app powered by Swapcard. Should you encounter any technical problem with the App do not hesitate to visit our stand located at the Information Desk in the Atrium.
Aklala Batik du Togo, represented by The Force, shows an exclusive selection of handcrafted fabrics and products made by using a special form of Batik printing. Our selection includes a variety of bags, clothes and accessories. Through product sales, Aklala Batik finances the apprenticeships of disadvantaged young women in Togo.
The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) — a global think tank — conducted consultations about options for modernizing trade rules and strengthening the WTO. The consultations generated concrete ideas for what has become known as the “Ottawa Group” to advance the WTO reform agenda. Participate in their interactive booth on WTO reform and learn more about their research.
ITC and ILO, under the aegis of the Decent Jobs for Youth initiative, empower young people through trade in a changing world. The focus is on strengthening in-demand skills so youth can find quality jobs and create employment opportunities for others. A special focus this year: making the most of opportunities emerging from the African Continental Free Trade Area.
ITU will showcase joint collaboration with ILO on the Digital Skills for Jobs Campaign and digital skills work done through the ITU Academy. Digital Skills for Jobs Campaign advocates for digital skills development as a pathway to improving youth employment.
Please visit the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement Facility (TFAF) stand and pick up information on the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement as well as information on how the TFAF and our development partners can assist developing and LDC Members to find the support they need to implement the Trade Facilitation Agreement.
The WTO Statistics stand showcases the WTO's flagship statistical publications, databases and applications. It provides demonstrations on how to access the WTO Data Portal, Tariff Download Facility and Tariff Analysis Online. It also provides data users with the opportunity to address specific questions regarding WTO statistics and trade-related data.
TradeLawGuide provides innovative international trade law research tools for legal and policy analysis, negotiations, disputes and studies. In addition to WTO law, it is necessary for interpreting RTAs, which incorporate key WTO agreements and provisions, and for general treaty interpretation, which benefits from extensive WTO caselaw on the Vienna Convention. Demonstrations available.
UNCTAD supports developing countries to access the benefits of a globalized economy more fairly and effectively. We help them to use trade, investment, finance, and technology as vehicles for inclusive and sustainable development. Working at the national, regional, and global level, we provide analysis, facilitate consensus-building and offer technical assistance.
Cambridge University Press is a not-for-profit publisher that dates from 1534. We are part of the University of Cambridge and our mission is to unlock people's potential with the best learning and research solutions. Visit our stand to discuss publishing with us and browse our latest publications, including co-publications with the World Trade Organization.