Reset
Reset
Refine By:
Document Year Range
Audience
Publisher(s)
- (-) Remove International Transport Forum (1) filter International Transport Forum (1)
- (-) Remove United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (1) filter United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (1)
- World Bank Group (6) Apply World Bank Group filter
- Asian Development Bank (4) Apply Asian Development Bank filter
- United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (2) Apply United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific filter
- United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (2) Apply United Nations Economic Commission for Africa filter
- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (1) Apply Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation filter
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations (1) Apply Association of Southeast Asian Nations filter
- Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (1) Apply Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation filter
- Commonwealth Secretariat (1) Apply Commonwealth Secretariat filter
- Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (1) Apply Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia filter
- European Commission (1) Apply European Commission filter
- Inter-American Development Bank (1) Apply Inter-American Development Bank filter
- International Air Transport Association (1) Apply International Air Transport Association filter
Sector(s)
Sort By: Relevancy
-
Report | 2016
In Search of Cross-border E-commerce Trade Data
Author(s): United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
This report explores possible sources of data for gauging cross-border e-commerce. Business-to-Business (B2B) e-commerce accounts for the dominant share of global e-commerce and is therefore also likely to be the most important component of cross-border sales online. However, as data on B2B e-commerce are generally scarce, attention is also given...
-
Report | 2016
Capacity to Grow: Transport Infrastructure Needs for Future Trade Growth
Author(s): International Transport Forum
This report examines the consequences of increased global trade on the world’s transport infrastructure. More complex international freight flows as a result of diversified global trade patterns will change capacity requirements and increasingly reshape global transport networks over the coming decades. Policy makers need to understand now how...
