IGTN: International Gender and Trade Network

IGTN is a network of feminist gender specialists who provide technical information on gender and trade issues to women's groups, NGOs, social movements and governments and acts as a political catalyst to enlarge the space for a critical feminist perspective and global action on trade and globalization issues.

IGTN is a Southern-led network that builds South/North cooperation in the work of developing more just and democratic policy from a critical feminist perspective; currently organized in seven regions: Africa, Asia, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East and Gulf, and North America.

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	Trade Negotiations Spotlight

	IGTN Featured Work

WTO negotiations: the success of Doha round failure.

A critical analysis on WTO 2008 Ministerial.

IGTN Working Paper on Regional and Bilateral Free Trade Initiatives

"Bilateral and Regional Free Trade Initiatives: political and sectoral issues" highlights systemic and legal issues that the move toward regionalism from the point of view of consistency,

Was SSM responsible for the Mini-Ministerial failure?

Critical analysis on the 2008 Mini-Ministerial failure by IGTN Geneva officer.

New English and Spanish publication: The ABC of the AA EU-CA.

The ABC of the Association Agreement between the European Union and Central America, aractical guide for the negociation analysis.

	IGTN Bulletin

	Upcoming Events

IGTN Global E-Bulletin July 2008

Updates on WTO mini-ministerial and also updates on feminist engagement in UN Financing for Development and OECD Aid Effectiveness agendas.

IGTN at the Aid Effectiveness Process

From August 30 - September 04, IGTN will attend the review process of Paris Declaration will take place in Accra/Ghana.

IGTN Global Bulletin / May - June 2008

Articles on WTO Round, Aid Effectiveness, Financing for Development, gender and trade resourc

UNCTAD XII and Accra Civil Society Forum

IGTN will attend UNCTAD XII in Accra, from 20 to 25 April and its Civil Society Forum which will be convened from 17 to 25 April.