News and Events

Events & News

Events

Driving Safe Food Trade in the midst of a food crisis in Africa: A critical step for the success of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)

17 Oct 2023

Learning Workshop for the Year of AfCFTA Implementation: Acceleration of the AfCFTA

21 Sep 2023

WTO Public Forum 2023: STDF and Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation (GATF) event on eCert

14 Sep 2023

WTO Library

IICA-STDF Workshop on Electronic SPS Certification in the Americas

25 Jul 2023

San José, Costa Rica

Public-Private Partnerships Webinar with SSAFE: 13 June 2023

13 Jul 2023

WTO SPS Committee: STDF side event on gender and safe trade facilitation - 13 July 2023

13 Jul 2023

Thematic Group 5 - Workshop for the MC-12 SPS Declaration

21 Mar 2023

WTO - Room W

Public-Private Partnerships Webinar: 12 December 2022

12 Dec 2022

News

Strengthening global food systems: Updates from the STDF

08 Feb 2024

Germany gives EUR 1.95 million to boost safe food trade

18 Jan 2024

A spotlight on STDF's contribution to safe trade facilitation in 2023

20 Dec 2023

Heads of WTO, FAO sign agreement to boost cooperation on trade, food and climate change

01 Dec 2023

The United States extends its strategic partnership with the STDF until 2028

17 Nov 2023

Advanced course on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreement begins in Geneva

10 Oct 2023

Using evidence to prioritize SPS investments and leverage resources for safe food trade in Africa

Innovating for Food Security: The Role of Digital Connectivity

Partnering for Agricultural Innovation that Facilitates Safe Trade and Promotes Food Security: Learning from CropLife's Experiences in Africa with the East African Community (EAC)

Safe trade: a lever for development in French-speaking Africa

Canada pledges CAD 250,000 to support food, animal and plant health standards

Ireland gives EUR 200,000 to strengthen STDF projects for global food safety and trade

STDF Annual Report, Programme Evaluation and New Projects and more

Evaluation praises work of STDF in helping developing countries meet SPS standards