BOTSWANA PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
Export promotion
EU Trade policy
The EU trade policy is the EU’s key tool to provide an external trade policy for the 28 EU countries.
It includes a detailed decision-making system, European Partnership Agreements, WTO rules, customs union and many other issues.
The EU trade policy was the first field where decisions were made exclusively on the European level as opposed to country's level.

Course description
This course provides an in-depth overlook of the EU’s role and efforts to foster global trade while considering its own Development Cooperation Policy towards the least developed countries. It includes:
The EU’s role in global trade
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The EU as the largest exporter and the 2nd largest importer in the world
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The EU as the world’s biggest provider of development aid
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External relations and international organisations
Stages of economic integration
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Preferential trading area, free trade area
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Customs union, single market
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Economic and monetary union, complete integration
Working mechanism of the European Trade Policy
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From agriculture to trade in services and foreign direct investments
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Scope of EU commercial agreements
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Decision-making & role of the European Commission in the common commercial policy
Trade agreements
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The EU’s exclusive competence in the field of trade
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Bilateral trade agreements (ACPs, AAs, Barcelona Process, others)
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Multilateral agreements (WTO and others)
EU trade policy & development
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Generalised system of preferences (GSP)
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Everything but arms
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Economic Partnership Agreements
2010 - present
2010 - present
Related trainings
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EU norms & Botswana's norms
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Assistance - who can help me to export to the EU?
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