United Nations Economic Commission for Europe: Difference between revisions

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United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) (.org) was set up in 1947 by ECOSOC. It is one of five regional commissions of the UN.

Its primary goal is to encourage greater economic cooperation among its member States.
It focuses on economic analysis, environment and human settlements, statistics, sustainable energy, trade, industry and enterprise development, timber and transport.

UNECE activities include policy analysis, development of conventions, regulations and standards, and technical assistance.
UNECE has 55 member States. However, all interested UN member States may participate in its work.
Over 70 international professional organizations and other non-governmental organizations take part in UNECE activities.

Provides all sorts of fun papers such as 20-page PDFs describing what apples are.

w:UN/LOCODE is a location database in apparently widespread daily use in the world. It effectively identifies all junctions of international trade.

w:International E-road network is another trade facilitiation initiative by UNECE.

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 == UN/LOCODE database by UNECE ==
-* '''[[UN/LOCODE]]''' is a location database in apparently widespread daily use in the world. It effectively identifies all junctions of international trade.
+* '''[[w:UN/LOCODE]]''' is a location database in apparently widespread daily use in the world. It effectively identifies all junctions of international trade.
 == UN/CEFACT information interexchange system ==
 * '''[[w:UN/CEFACT]]''' is an information interexchange system by UNECE.
+== International E-road network ==
+* [[w:International E-road network]] is another trade facilitiation initiative by UNECE.
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 == Further reading ==
 * [[w:United Nations Economic Commission for Europe]]