Latest Publications

01/10/2007
Guide de Négociation No. 17 :Evaluation de la situation actuelle des concessions tarifaires des Etats de l’UEMOA auprès de l’OMC

December 2007
Aid for Trade & Development

01/10/2007
ILEAP Annual Report 2007

19/01/2007
Negotiation Advisory Brief No. 16: Aid for Trade: a New Issue in the WTO

18/01/2007
Negotiation Advisory Brief No. 15: Scale and Types of Funds for Aid for Trade

19/11/2006
Negotiation Advisory Brief No. 14: Financing International Public Goods A Framework to Address Aid for Trade

01/01/2007
Negotiation Advisory Brief No. 12: Regional Aid for Trade



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The ILEAP initiative

ILEAP is an independent, not-for-profit organization whose overriding goal is to promote pro-development outcomes in international negotiations. Established in 2002, ILEAP provides professional backstopping capacity and support in trade negotiations to a variety of beneficiaries in Africa and the Caribbean. 

ILEAP provides practical, timely and independent inter-disciplinary trade advice and assistance in trade negotiations to developing countries.

Helleiner Visiting Fellowship at The North-South Institute, Canada The North-South Institute is pleased to invite applications for its annual Visiting Researcher position. The Fellowship is named after Professor Emeritus G.K. Helleiner, one of Canada 's leading academics on international development issues, who has dedicated many years to working in Africa and other developing countries and is a founding member and former Chair of the North-South Institute.
>> Call for Proposals for 2009


Trade Negotiations and Pro-poor Services Reforms in Africa

Kampala, Uganda
4-8 February 2008

The workshop of 4-8 February 2008 in Kampala (Uganda) marks the start of a process aimed at facilitating a number of medium-term objectives on services negotiations in 2008.  The primary objective of this process is to assist African stakeholders identify their potential offensive and defensive interests in selected services sectors and modes of supply and translate these into well-informed negotiating positions.  In other words, it aims to explore mechanisms for pursuing a pro-poor reform of services regimes in Africa and the effective participation of African countries in the EPA and WTO services negotiations.  Key outputs expected from this process include sectoral studies providing an overview of current reforms and the broader regulatory framework in selected sectors for the different regions, as well as in-depth regional analytical studies (drawing on the sectoral studies) to guide the formulation of negotiations positions.

Compilation of all documents (Agenda, Aide memoire, Summary report, Participants List and presentations) [NOTE: this is a large zip file, 4 mb]


ILEAP - New contact information

Please note that we have new phone and fax numbers, kindly click here for more information.

New Telephone #: +1(416)309-2330 and enter extension;

Office Extension:
Dominique Njinkeu, Executive Director- x500
Francine Chanel, Executive Assistant/Office Manager - x501
Elaine Wong, Manager of Advisory Services - x502
Roberto Estrada, Grants and Contracts Administrator - x503
David Primack, Programme Officer - x504
Dany Briollais, Bookkeeper - x505
Fatim Basse, Programme Coordinator - x506

New Fax#: +1(416)309-2331


Events

15/04/2008
Book Discussion Aid for Trade and Development

11/04/2008
Aid for Trade and Development: Moving Towards Implementation

04/02/2008
Trade Negotiations and Pro-poor Services Reforms in Africa

09/10/2007
WTO Negotiations and Nigeria: Negotiations Options in Agriculture, Non-Agricultural Products, Special Products and Special Safeguard Mechanism

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