Conference on the Contribution of Competition Policy to the Resurgence of MSMEs post-COVID-19

Competition Policy
On 27 - 28 June 2022, UNCTAD-CCPB presented the three products aimed at facilitating the economic recovery post COVID-19 through enhanced participation of MSMEs in the offline and online marketplaces.

 

UNCTAD Competition and Consumer Policies Branch has been implementing a technical cooperation project on Competition policy and SMEs within the United Nations Development Account COVID-19 Response project “Global Initiative towards post-COVID-19 Resurgence of the MSME sector” in cooperation with the five United Nations Regional Economic Commissions (UN-ECLAC, UN-ESCAP, UN-ECA, UN-ECE, UN-ESCWA).

The project’s products and activities include a global report on the interlinkage between competition and MSME policies, 3 national studies on the impact of COVID-19 on specific SME sectors in Brazil, Thailand, and South Africa, 5 regional dialogues and 1 global policy dialogue on how the recommendations from the global report and the three national studies can support the recovery of MSMEs. 

 

 

 

On 27 - 28 June 2022, UNCTAD-CCPB presented the three products aimed at facilitating the economic recovery post COVID-19 through enhanced participation of MSMEs in the offline and online marketplaces:

Harnessing the Interaction between Digital Platforms and MSMEs: Recommendations for Digital Platforms (RDP) – 27 June 2022 (morning and afternoon sessions)
 
Guidance document for Thai Competition and SME institutions – 28 June 2022 (morning session)
 
Online course on SME and Competition Policy – 28 June 2022 (afternoon session)

 

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Governments
MSMEs