Aid for Trade at a Glance 2013 : Connecting to Value Chains.

Aid for trade at a glance 2013
 Foreword
 Acknowledgements
 Table of Contents
 Abbreviations and Acronyms
 Executive Summary
 Figure 0.1 Stakeholder engagement in the Aid-for-Trade Initiative
 Figure 0.2 Aid for trade by region
 Figure 0.3 Public views of the main barriers in connecting firms to value chains
 Figure 0.4 Private views of the main barriers in connecting firms to value chains
 Introduction
 How aid for trade is monitored
 Who participated in the 2013 monitoring exercise?
 Figure 0.5 Self-assessments by respondent
 Figure 0.6 Private sector questionnaire
 Structure of the report. Table 0.1 Responses to the aid for trade questionnaireTable 0.2 Partner country responses to the aid for trade questionnaire
 Table 0.3 Donor country responses to the aid for trade questionnaire
 Table 0.4 Providers of South-South co-operation responses to the aid for trade questionnaire
 Table 0.5 Private sector responses to the aid for trade questionnaire
 Chapter 1: Is aid for trade adapting to new realities
 Introduction
 How are partner countries adapting their strategies?
 Figure 1.1 New aid-for-trade priorities. Figure 1.2 Factors driving changes in least developed countries' strategiesFigure 1.3 Sectors and subsectors identified as sources of growth in least developedcountries' national development strategies
 Figure 1.4 The role of imports
 Are donors responding to new patterns of trade?
 Figure 1.5 Most and least important drivers of change for bilateral donors
 Figure 1.6 Most and least important drivers of change for multilateral donors
 How is the private sector involved?
 Figure 1.7 Consultation with the private sector in the developmentof aid-for-trade strategies. Figure 1.8 Private sector involvement with donors and South-South providersFigure 1.9 Benefits donors and South-South providers see inin public-private partnerships
 Figure 1.10 Difficulties faced by donors in establishing public-private partnerships
 Conclusions
 Chapter 2: Aid-for-trade flows and financing
 Introduction
 How important is aid for trade in the context of development finance?
 Figure 2.1 Development finance flows in low income countries
 Figure 2.2 Development finance flows in middle income countries
 Figure 2.3 Most important sources of finance according to partner countries. Figure 2.4 Most important sources of finance for least developed countries according to bilateral donorsFigure 2.5 Most important sources of finance for least developed countries according to South-South providers
 How much aid for trade is provided and what does it support?
 Figure 2.6 Aid-for-trade commitments
 Figure 2.7 Aid for building productive capacity
 Figure 2.8 Trade development marker
 Figure 2.9 Aid for economic infrastructure
 Figure 2.10 Aid-for-trade policy and regulation
 Figure 2.11 Aid-for-trade disbursements
 Who are the recipients of aid for trade?