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Donor name Project title Short Description Budget(US$ 6 )EC DG Aidco Strengthening Food SafetySystems through SPSMeasures in ACP countriesRegional Africa wideSIDA Trade Policy Training Centrein Africa (TRAPCA)Assists ACP countries in improving their food safetysystems to be compliant with SPS requirements. Theoverall objective is to improve the contribution of foodand feed trade to poverty reduction in beneficiarycountries. Project implemented by the African Union.TRAPCA is attached to the Eastern and Southern AfricaManagement Institute (ESAMI) in Arusha and willprovide training through an Executive MastersProgramme in Trade Policy and shorter courses,seminars, and workshops (including training on SPS).Total budget amounts to US$14m.Duration38,400,000 15/12/200631/12/2012Allocation toSPS issues notknown2006-201024
ANNEX IIReferencesAbegaz, M. (2007). Trade Capacity Building in Agro-Industry Products for the establishment and Proof ofCompliance with International Market Requirements. UNIDO, Vienna.Brattinga, P. (2007). Overview of SPS related assistance for Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda (2001-2006).Report presented on 30 September 2007 at Aid for Trade workshop Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.European Commission (2006). Final report of a mission carried out in Kenya from 21 -31 March 2006 inorder to assess the public health controls and the conditions of production of fishery products. Food andVeterinary Office, Dublin.FAO/WHO (2005). National Food Safety Situation in Kenya. FAO/WHO Regional Conference on FoodSafety for Africa. FAO, Rome.FAO/WHO (2005). Kenya Food Safety Situation. FAO/WHO Regional Conference on Food Safety forAfrica. FAO, Rome.FAO/WHO (2005). Prioritization and Coordination of Capacity Building Activities in Kenya. FAO/WHORegional Conference on Food Safety for Africa. FAO, Rome.Henson, S. (2007). Review of Case Studies and Evaluations of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Capacity: Kenya,Tanzania and Uganda. Report presented on 30 September 2007 at Aid for Trade workshop Dar es Salaam,Tanzania.Molins, R. and Gitonga, N. (2006). Assessment of capacity Building Needs of the Food Control System.Republic of Kenya. FAO, Rome.USAID (2008). East Africa Value Chain Assessment. Desk Study, Final Edition. USAID East AfricaRegional Mission, Nairobi.World Bank (2005): The role of Standards under Kenya’s Export Strategy. World Bank, Washington DCWorld Bank (2007). Kenya: Unleashing the Potential for Trade and Growth. Report No. 37688-KE. CountryDepartment for Kenya, Africa Region.WTO (2002). Technical Assistance: Response to the Questionnaire. Submission by Kenya.G/SPS/GEN/295/Add.21. WTO, Geneva.WTO (2006) Trade Policy Review: Kenya. World Trade Organization, Geneva.WTO (2006) Implementation of the SPS Agreement: Communication from Kenya. G/SPS/GEN/660. WTO,Geneva.25
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