EU billions of euros short on ‘aid for trade’ to poorest nations, auditors say
EU's aid for trade funding to least developed countries declined to 12% in 2022, falling short of the 25% target set in 2017, auditors warn of unmet goals.
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EU billions of euros short on ‘Aid for Trade’ to poorest nations, say auditors
The EU will likely miss its target of directing a quarter of aid spent on expanding trade to the least developed countries by 2030, a study by the EU's auditors showed on Tuesday, a finding the bloc says it will assess.


EU billions of euros short on ‘aid for trade’ to poorest nations, auditors say
NAIROBI - The European Union will likely miss its target of directing a quarter of aid spent on expanding trade to the least developed countries by 2030, a study by the EU's auditors showed on Tuesday, a finding the bloc said it would assess. Read more at straitstimes.com.
EU’s trade aid for least developed countries “unlikely” to hit goal, auditor says
An EU trade initiative is not expected to meet its goal of funnelling 25% of its funding to the least developed countries (LDCs) by 2030, due in part to challenges SMEs face when accessing private sector funds, the bloc’s independent auditor has found. The European Court of Auditors (ECA), which checks that EU funds are collected and used correctly, and aims to help improve financial management, says the share of Aid for Trade funding reaching L…
EU Falls Billions Short On ‘Aid For Trade’ To Poorest Nations, Auditors Warn
Launched in 2005 by the WTO, the “Aid for Trade” initiative supports poor countries through infrastructure, policy reforms, regulatory improvements, and sectoral capacity-building. The post EU Falls Billions Short On ‘Aid For Trade’ To Poorest Nations, Auditors Warn appeared first on StratNews Global.
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