1. South-South Trade & ITC Trade Map G-NEXID workshop on Recent Trends in Trade and Infrastructure Christian Delachenal 28/03/2014

2. Evolution of South-South exports between 2002 and 2012 South-South exports have increased more rapidely than South exports to the world South regions have increased their world market share Annual growth of world trade exports Bilateral trade between Latin America and Africa represents less than US$ 30B in 2012

3. Bilateral trade between Africa and ASEAN+IN+CN in 2012 China is the most important player Africa’s exports are concentrated on mineral fuel Asean++ exports are more diversified Source: Trade Map http://www.trademap.org

4. Bilateral trade between Latin America and ASEAN+IN+CN in 2012 China is the most important player Source: Trade Map http://www.trademap.org Latin America mainly exports mineral fuel and ores Asean++ exports are more diversified

5. Bilateral trade between Latin America and Africa in 2012 Africa’s exports are concentrated on mineral fuel Source: Trade Map http://www.trademap.org Brazil is the most important player Latin America mainly exports agricultural products

6. Trade Map is an online application on international trade flows. For more than 160 countries (~95 of world trade), yearly data at the 2, 4 or 6 digit level of the HS nomenclature is available from 2001 onwards. 2013 yearly trade data is available for 78 countries, representing 85% of world trade. Trade Map provides mirror statistics for non-reporting countries. Monthly and quarterly data is available for more than 100 countries, representing around 90% of world trade. January 2014 data is available for 22 countries from the HS 2-digit level to the tariff line level. Company data is available in Trade Map for more than 550,000 importing or exporting companies, covering 60 countries. The source of company data is Kompass International. Trade Map is available in English, French and Spanish. Trade Map characteristics