Gender and Trade
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Freight Forwarders
This report presents the results of a survey undertaken in Timor-Leste from February to March 2020 with the intention to identify specific challenges cross-border traders are facing related to trade facilitation at the firm level.
View ResourceGender Dimensions of Cross-Border Trade in Tajikistan
This survey aims to quantify the exact nature of challenges women cross-border traders face at the firm-level in Tajikistan. The World Bank Group undertook a survey of 401 cross-border trade firms and 31 customs brokers between March and November 2022.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Freight Forwarders, Vanuatu
his report presents the results of a survey undertaken in Vanuatu from February to April 2020 with the intention to identify specific challenges cross-border traders are facing related to trade facilitation at the firm level.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Freight Forwarders, Samoa
This report presents the results of a survey undertaken in Samoa from February to April 2020 with the intention to identify specific challenges cross-border traders are facing related to trade facilitation at the firm level.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Freight Forwarders, Papua New Guinea
This report presents the results of a survey undertaken in Papua New Guinea from February to March 2020 with the intention to identify specific challenges cross-border traders are facing related to trade facilitation at the firm level
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Freight Forwarders, Fiji
This note presents the results of a survey undertaken in Fiji from May to June 2019 with the intention to identify the specific challenges men and women cross-border traders are facing related to trade facilitation at the firm level.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders in the Pacific Islands and Timor-Leste
The World Bank Group has completed research to identify the specific challenges men and women traders face. Over 1,500 cross-border trading firms were surveyed in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Timor-Leste, and Vanuatu.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation and Gender Dimensions in South Africa
To identify specific challenges that men and women face in cross-border trade and determine where further reforms can be made, the World Bank Group completed a study on Trade Facilitation and Gender Dimensions in South Africa. Traders, customs brokers and freight forwarders were interviewed.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Customs Brokers in the Philippines
To identify the specific challenges that men and women face in cross-border trade and determine where further reforms can be made, the World Bank Group completed the Trade and Gender Study in the Philippines. Over 2,000 traders and customs brokers were interviewed.
View ResourceTrade Facilitation Challenges for Women Traders and Customs Brokers in Brazil
Given the critical role of women in helping to reduce poverty coupled with the importance of trade in linking businesses to global value chains, the World Bank Group completed the Trade and Gender Study in Brazil to identify the specific challenges that men and women-led firms face in cross-border trade and determine where further reforms can be made. Over 1,500 trade firms and 300 customs brokers were interviewed.
View ResourceGender Disaggregated Labor Database
The Gender Disaggregated Labor Database (GDLD) is a global micro labor force database based on the World Bank’s household survey collection and other public resources. This database includes harmonized economic activities and occupation categories from local classification to international comparable classifications in detailed levels.
View ResourceWorld Bank Trade and Gender
The World Bank Group is working on many parallel paths towards strengthening existing knowledge on the relationship between trade and gender.