Standardisation of load limits & harmonisation of overload control systems

Interview: Mike Pinard discusses the East Africa Community Vehicle Overload Control Act and its implications for the Tripartite.

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Technology and Innovation for Trade: Reducing Non-Tariff Barriers

Vonesai Hove, interviewed at FESARTA's Africa Road Transport Forum 2013, explains an innovative approached to reducing Barriers to Trade in Africa.

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Evidence based border post evaluation

Interview:  Wim van Schalkwyk discusses TMSA's dual approach to border post monitoring, including the use of regular GPS data for information on trends.

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Financing Infrastructure: Interview Series

TMSA speaks to Moe Shaik (DBSA), Amos Marawa (PPIU) and Ralph Olaye (AfDB) at the second Friends of the Tripartite meeting in Maputo.

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Air-conditioning at Chirundu One-Stop Border Post in Zimbabwe

Request for Proposal Invited: Provision and installation of Air-conditioning at Chirundu One-Stop Border Post in Zimbabwe.

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TMSA launches Interactive Theory of Change Portal

Learn more about how TMSA's desired programme results will contribute to growth and poverty reduction in the Tripartite region.

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TradeMark Southern Africa (TMSA) supports improvements to the trade performance and competitiveness of the Eastern and Southern Africa regions. By working with the 26-member COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite, deeper regional integration is being achieved through improved corridor infrastructure, trade policy capacity development and trade facilitation programmes.

TradeMark Southern Africa’s five-year, £100 million programme is funded by the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID), and is a follow-on from the highly successful Regional Trade Facilitation Programme (RTFP).

The budget has two components - a £67 million contribution to the Tripartite Trust Account (TTA) which supports infrastructure development, and £33 million for technical and administrative support.

TradeMark Southern Africa's Project Management Unit is based in Pretoria, South Africa

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