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The nexus between Trade and Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) has attracted increasing attention in recent years and has led to important international political consensus, including the
WTO’s 2017 Buenos Aires Declaration on Women and Trade.
 

However, the trade and GESI agenda still faces significant challenges as it has not yet been translated into many practical actions, with uncertainty often remaining on how to approach the objective of fostering trade that is both socially inclusive and helps reduce gender inequalities.

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We invite you to learn more about bringing a gender dimension into trade and investment negotiations
by applying the GST Knowledge Product Series
and contribute to the process by becoming a member of the GST network.