The textiles and apparel industry is known as a steppingstone industry as it propels the manufacturing capacities of national economies. Encouraging the growth of textiles businesses and infrastructure provides a foundation for emerging markets to systematically modernize and incorporate themselves into global trade networks. Along with these opportunities for industrial development, textiles jobs...

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On May 16-20, CLDP conducted coaching sessions with key operational directorates within the Dominican Republic’s General Directorate for Public-Private Partnerships (DGAPP). The sessions provided assessments and recommendations to improve DGAPP’s institutional capacity to develop and implement...

On May 18-19, CLDP, in collaboration with the Dominican National Commission for the Defense of Competition (ProCompetencia), conducted a technical session to strengthen the legal and administrative frameworks for competition in the country. Focusing on gaps and challenges in the form and application...

From June 23 -24, 2022, CLDP, together with U.S. Commercial Service Miami, coordinated a Dominican Government’s delegation market sounding visit to South Florida. The delegation included officials from the General Directorate for Public Private Partnerships (DGAPP) and the Dominican Port Authority...

On June 14-15, CLDP conducted a technical hybrid workshop, “Deploying Microgrids in Honduras,” for 114 participants from the public and private sectors. This workshop focused on how to accelerate rural economic growth through increased access to reliable and affordable energy, such as microgrids.

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On June 1, CLDP, in collaboration with the Peruvian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), the Supervisory Body for Public Contracting (OSCE) and the National Authority for the Civil Service (SERVIR) organized a roundtable on best practices in managing professionalization programs. During the...

On May 31, CLDP conducted a workshop for Peru's Supervisory Body for State Contracting (OSCE)’s procurement professors and specialists from different divisions within OSCE including arbitration, risk management, regulation, national registry of suppliers, state electronic procurement system and the...

On May 24, CLDP, in collaboration with the Peruvian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and the Supervisory Body for Public Contracting (OSCE) held a workshop on best practices for incorporating value for money in public procurements with expertise from CLDP, the General Services Administration...