Welcome to TICAD Exchange

    TICAD Exchange, a web-based portal developed and managed by UNDP with technical assistance of UNIDO, is envisaged as a first step towards building a network of Asian and African public and private sectors.

    TICAD Exchange aims at improving the information base on trade and investment to guide the identification of new business opportunities, and at providing an on-line facility for information exchange among users.

    TICAD Exchange is based on three pillars.

    • Marketplace: an information database of investment and trade offers from Asian and African countries.
    • Investment Environment: a wide range of information such as macro and micro economic indicators, data on industrial production, trade and investment policies, and laws and regulations of African countries.
    • Resource Centres: links to related fields such as Agro-Food Industry, offering technological and economic advice on agro-industrial strategy.

    TICAD Exchange was first introduced by HE Prime Minister Koizumi during the Asia-Africa Business Summit that took place as a parallel event to the Bandung Conference in April 2005.

    TICAD Exchange plays a supportive role as a source of information towards the implementation of Africa-Asia Business Forum (AABF).

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    News and Events

    Second TICAD Ministerial Follow-up Meeting

    2-3 May 2010, Arusha, Tanzania

     

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    >> Follow-up to TICAD IV: Keeping the promises made at TICAD IV

     

    Report Launch: "Overview of Tourism to Africa"

    Overview of Tourism to Africa - with reference to Asian and Japanese outbound markets

     

    Developed as a collaborative effort of the UNDP and the UNWTO in response to the policy recommendations issued at the fifth Africa-Asia Business Forum (AABF V) and the acceleration of the implementation of the Yokohama Action Plan in the area of tourism development, the report intends to serve as a reference for policy makers and tourism businesses in realizing the tourism potential in Africa with the focus on the Asian, particularly on Japan’s, outbound market by conducting an analysis of the tourism trends, evaluation of tourism products, and review of tour business development practices in Africa.

    Outline 

     

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