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Economic Development agencies,
government departments, trade associations and the like most often
have at least one major goal: to bring focus and attention to a
certain region or industry group. Associated with that is
the intent to increase export/trade exposure of their business
members, along with attracting more investment. A secondary but
still important goal is to have clearly defined venues for Small
and Midsize Enterprise (SME) commerce, with common, fair
'level-playing field' rules and tools.
The World
Chambers can make this possible via Private Public sector Partnerships (P3),
employing a combinations of its select trust programs and global
chamber and business database hub listings, to deliver unsurpassed
global business attention to your economic development initiative.
The P3s the WCN is involved in often also include individual chambers of commerce or chamber clusters, and sometimes
corporate sponsors brought to the table by P3
partners.
Bottom line: A WCN P3 offers its
partners unsurpassed regional, national and global exposure in
their economic development endeavors, along with a lot of
flexibility for customization and budgets. Beyond economic development and export promotion applications, WCN
P3 projects also embed trusted international trade venues and
tools. As an example, there is a current project underway that
creates a secure e-contract room for SMEs in three European and
three Asian partnering nations, with 'auto-notarization'
certificates held by the World Chambers for each and every upload
by an SME (i.e. source code for joint ventures, or versioning of contracts).
This is a very strong 'element of proof' service. Most SMEs know that they should try to expand into foreign
markets, but without the right trusted (and affordable) venues for
them, that can be risky business -- especially for a young
SME operating outside its national jurisdiction. WCN's global
trust and e-business protection tools help minimize the risks
In summary, our projects help P3 partners can build on:
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The Chamber brand, one of the most recognized and trusted
global brands with a history measured in centuries... an important
consideration when the public sector tries to promote its SMEs
(i.e. for exports) which are often young, small or at least not
well known ('anonymous') outside their immediate locale, and on
the web.
:::. Neutrality
and 'level playing field' approach... exports by one country
become imports of another. The International chamber issue INCO Trade Terms,
offers ATA Carnets
custom documents and Certificates of Origin, and the ICC is the parent of the
International Court of Arbitration.
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The sheer size of the global chamber network ...over 14,000
offices that represent over 40 million businesses in our core
systems. Together with our trust programs for business, this
allows for near infinite permutations and combinations of P3
projects.
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Productivity Gains The venues we have created and
use in P3s, such as Chamber e-Vault and ChamberTrust, also have
the pleasant 'side-effect' of increasing an SME's productivity
Please do not hesitate to ::
contact us if you would like to discuss how we can assist with
your Private Public sector partnership projects.
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