The USAID business forecast contains in-advance information about opportunities to partner with USAID. USAID regularly collaborates with host countries, beneficiaries, U.S. government agencies, international donors, and implementing partners to ensure that we effectively address development needs in the countries where we work. This dataset is continually updated from the source data found at https://www.usaid.gov/business-forecast

This dataset contains an accounting of the number of missions who have an approved Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) in the period 2010-2016, a part of the USAID Forward reform initiative that ran from 2010-2016. USAID Forward improved the way that the Agency delivers foreign assistance by embracing new partnerships, investing in the catalytic role of innovation, and demanding a renewed focus on results. In 2017, the Agency determined that the work advanced under USAID Forward had largely been institutionalized. On this site, you will find the FY 2012-2016 data related to USAID Forward's three main areas of focus: 1) Deliver results on a meaningful scale through a strengthened USAID, 2) Promote sustainable development through high-impact partnerships and local solutions, and 3) Identify and scale up innovative, breakthrough solutions to intractable development challenges. As of October 2017, we are no longer updating information, including collecting indicators, on this legacy effort.

The USAID Forward reform initiative ran from 2010-2016. USAID Forward improved the way that the Agency delivers foreign assistance by embracing new partnerships, investing in the catalytic role of innovation, and demanding a renewed focus on results. In 2017, the Agency determined that the work advanced under USAID Forward had largely been institutionalized. On this site, you will find the FY 2012-2016 data related to USAID Forward's three main areas of focus: 1) Deliver results on a meaningful scale through a strengthened USAID, 2) Promote sustainable development through high-impact partnerships and local solutions, and 3) Identify and scale up innovative, breakthrough solutions to intractable development challenges. As of October 2017, we are no longer updating information, including collecting indicators, on this legacy effort.

This data set provides details from research projects funded International Strategic Opportunities Program (2003 to the present).

코트라에서 매년 지역별로(중국, 유럽, 북미, 중동, 아프리카, 일본, 동남아·대양주, 서남아, 중남미, CIS) 발간되는 해외시장 진출전략 보고서 입니다. - 세부 수록 정보 : 시장전망 및 주요 이슈, 비즈니스 환경 분석, 진출전략, 수출유망 품목(서비스) 등

The Trade Leads API provides information about potential contract opportunities for U.S. businesses selling their products and services overseas. These leads come from a variety of sources and we continue to expand the number of leads available.

중소벤처기업진흥공단의 연도별 해외마케팅 지원사업 추진계획(수출마케팅 지원사업, 온라인수출 지원사업)- 수출바우처 사업, 온라인 사업, 물류 사업 등

The Trade Leads API provides information about potential contract opportunities for U.S. businesses selling their products and services overseas. These leads come from a variety of sources and we continue to expand the number of leads available.

This dataset contains the percent of program funds leveraging private capital through the DCA during the period 2010-2016, a part of the USAID Forward reform initiative that ran from 2010-2016. USAID Forward improved the way that the Agency delivers foreign assistance by embracing new partnerships, investing in the catalytic role of innovation, and demanding a renewed focus on results. In 2017, the Agency determined that the work advanced under USAID Forward had largely been institutionalized. On this site, you will find the FY 2012-2016 data related to USAID Forward's three main areas of focus: 1) Deliver results on a meaningful scale through a strengthened USAID, 2) Promote sustainable development through high-impact partnerships and local solutions, and 3) Identify and scale up innovative, breakthrough solutions to intractable development challenges. As of October 2017, we are no longer updating information, including collecting indicators, on this legacy effort.

Since 2001, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has conducted an annual survey on behalf of the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to identify and quantify the U.S. Government's trade capacity building (TCB) activities in developing countries and transitional economies. Trade capacity building programs help developing countries to strengthen economic policies, remove trade barriers, and build well-functioning economic, political, and legal institutions. As a result, TCB programs help promote economic growth, reduce poverty, and sustain support for trade liberalization. The United States Government, through a variety of Departments and Agencies, implements trade capacity building programs in areas including: facilitating the flow of goods and services across borders, participation in trade negotiations, implementation of trade agreements, economic responsiveness to trade opportunities, and private sector development and competitiveness.