Unlocking the Potential of Global MSMEs
Global Council for the Promotion of International Trade is an organisation based out of India, South Africa, USA, UAE, EU and the United Kingdom with board & council member representation across the world :
The major responsibilities of the GCPIT include:
implement relevant major national development strategies, and promote foreign trade, bilateral investment and sustainable economic & technological cooperation; carry forward cooperation with overseas trade promotion counterparts; receive overseas high-end trade and economic delegations.
organize global trade and economy delegations to visit foreign countries; manage overseas trade exhibitions, participate in affairs of World Expo on behalf of the GCPIT; organize for companies to attend trade and economic exhibitions, forums, fairs and other international conferences; represent domestic industry and commerce in the field of foreign trade, and participate in the formulation of trade and economic policies and rules, foreign trade negotiation and making of international commercial rules; carry out legal consulting, commercial conciliation , trade and maritime arbitration; sign and issue certificates of origin for export products and among others.
certificates and documents related to foreign trade, provide intellectual property services such as patent application, trade mark registration, litigation and rights safeguarding; organize industries and enterprises to cope with trade disputes; provide trade and economic information, training services etc.
The GCPIT will establish wide connections with relevant international organizations, trade & investment promotion agencies, commercial associations and business circle, to organize various forms of communication and cooperation. It is committed to enhancing services for companies and making positive contributions to development of bilateral and multilateral trade relationships, promotion of world economic prosperity and improvement of the well-being of all mankind.
Global Council is intended to serve the global community through it’s knowledge, awareness, handholding, ideation, innovation, cross boarder businesses, global networking and trade.
- To foster relationships between various global organisations, commercial associations, trade and investment promotion agencies, and business circles, the GCPIT will construct diverse communication networks with a variety of organisations, ranging from businesses to corporations to non-profits. This organisation aims to provide superior customer service while also making valuable contributions to the global economy and improving people’s lives.
- The Global Council’s goal is to be well-informed, aware, supportive, proactive, creative, and globally-minded to serve the world’s community.
The world’s most influential community of entrepreneurs is currently being built.
- Ensure national business activity across the world operates with both autonomy and independence.
- Strive to make your work better and your contributions more useful to the market economy and private initiative.
- Everyone needs support, from big corporations to mom-and-pop businesses.
- Empower small and medium-sized businesses by speaking for them on the economic, political, and social stages.
- Strengthen the competitiveness of the society by promoting the social dialogue.
- At the company level, businesses can conduct negotiations with the social partners (employers, trade unions, and political power) at both national and international levels.
- Commit to and ensure economic growth and job creation while also serving as an agent of change in dialogue with civil society, which promotes and fosters sustainable growth for Indian businesses and the economy in a globalised world.
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Trade can be a fundamental tool for fighting poverty and hunger, but only if it is managed with equity and transparency.
- In our view, the best way to overcome a disadvantaged or marginalised status is to empower people to have more control over their lives and work, to better organise themselves, and to receive resources and support in order to get access to mainstream markets that are free of unfair trade practises.
- We also believe that developed countries’ citizens, businesses, and civil society organisations are on board with the trading practises described here. Many small producers believe they have no other opportunity to improve their situation, especially if they understand the needs of producers and GCPIT’s ability to help them do so.
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We work to inform consumers’ choices, while businesses are motivated to meet the expectations of their customers, and both play crucial roles in supporting wider reform efforts.
Brand10000GISs
Brand 10000 Global Impact Startups (Brand10000GISs) is business support organization (BSO) with the sole aim of encouraging, strengthening, promoting, empowering and protecting global impact startups. It is poised towards an enabling business environment through advocacy, training, encouragement, networking, coalition building, access to market, technology and finance. We are paving ways for startups to work together towards shared goals of sustainable economic development.
Brand10000WIBs
Brand 10000 Women in Businesses (Brand10000WIBs) is business support organization (BSO) with the sole aim of encouraging, strengthening, promoting, empowering and protecting women entrepreneurs. It is poised towards an enabling business environment through advocacy, training, encouragement, networking, coalition building, access to market, technology and finance. We are paving ways for women entrepreneurs to work together towards shared goals of sustainable economic development.
Brand10000SMEs
Brand 10000 Small and Medium Enterprises (Brand10000SMEs) is business support organization (BSO) with the sole aim of encouraging, strengthening, promoting, empowering and protecting SMEs. It is poised towards an enabling business environment through advocacy, training, encouragement, networking, coalition building, access to market, technology and finance. We are paving ways for SMEs to work together towards shared goals of sustainable economic development.
Womenomics
Womenomics in action is a global movement for the advancement of women’s economic prosperity and the economy’s overall success. The key to women’s economic success, worldwide, is that we must first identify the cultural and logistical reasons why so few women participate in the workforce. This represents both the creation of job opportunities for women, as well as their support. Womenomics is a dynamic force that has the potential to expand a contracting labour market, contribute significantly to GDP, and promote overall wellness.
Global Alliance for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (GAWASH)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to eradicate inequities in the realisation of human rights to water and sanitation by increasing political will, ensuring effective administration, and assisting in financial optimization. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Good Health & Well Being (GAGHW)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to globally improving everyone’s health and well-being in the world, no matter their level of income, age, race, gender etc by early intervention, promotion, co-creation of person-centered community-based health and care that supports equity for everyone, ensuring effective administration, and assisting in financial optimization. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Educational and Research Alliance for Sustainability (GERAS)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to create a community of shared learning in support of SDG integration into curricula, research, programmes and campus practices and facilitate transfer of knowledge by improving access of education, career advising, green and sustainability job placement processes. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Alliance for the Future of Food and Agriculture (GAFFA)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to help shift food and agriculture systems toward more sustainability, security, and justice by innovations in farming, aquaculture, filling the global protein gap, reducing the carbon footprint of supply chains, and more. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Making food systems and farming jobs more resilient;
Global Alliance for Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure (GAIII)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to identifying nation’s infrastructure needs, creating awareness of those needs, and finding solutions to critical public policy challenges by building capacity and confidence across the industry; connecting organisations and people in the infrastructure industry who are at the forefront of making and acting on sustainability decisions. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Sustainable Cities and Communities (GASCC)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to spread sustainable smart city technology to the global market through standardizing smart city technology by forming and maintaining cooperation networks and spreading standardized technologies. The purpose of GASCC is to develop a standardized and interoperable framework. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Clean Energy and Transportation (GACET)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to accelerate the clean energy, transportation, climate solution innovation that is critical to meeting the climate goals by
developing strategic partnerships, state-focused learning exchanges, Leveraging multi-state projects, expanding the benefits of clean energy and transportation. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Climate Change and Environment (GACCE)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to bring together the environmental and humanitarian communities to raise awareness of the benefits of integrating policies to tackle simultaneously the issues of climate change and environmental degradation by promotion of incorporation of climate considerations into policies, strategies, and planning processes. Inclusion of climate concerns in monitoring systems. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Sustainable Fashion (GASF)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to improve the fashion industry’s linked social, ecological, and financial systems. It is a continuous process to bring about change in the product and the various systems of the fashion industry for economic development, ecological integrity, and social justice. The Alliance defines fashion as clothing, leather, and shoes made from textiles and related goods. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Financial Inclusion (GAFI)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to accelerate the adoption of successful financial inclusion policy solutions. It is necessary to ensure that economic growth performance is inclusive and sustained. Financial inclusion refers to all initiatives that make formal financial services Available, Accessible and Affordable to all segments of the population. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Sustainable Economic Development (GASED)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to achieve economic, social, and environmental justice through community-based economic development by assisting community-based economic institutions that provide direct economic benefits to individuals, families, and communities. Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through the promotion of diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including by focusing on high value-added and labour-intensive sectors. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Alliance for Poverty Eradication (GAPE)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to make this happen, including: building accountability linked to a country’s own plans for reducing poverty, agreeing benchmarks equally with partners. Developing further understanding of effective partnerships in fragile states, publishing more information about GAPE’s conditions on bilateral programmes, and monitoring and reviewing the impact of this policy. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
The Great Leaders Council (TGLC)
“The Great Leaders Council and the digital magazine” describes a “Great Leader” as someone who catalyzes innovation, partnership, sustainability and impact leadership to address the most complex challenges through critical decision. They are committed to making a significant and constructive contribution at all levels (local to global) and accept responsibility for their acts and interactions with members of their community as well as communities around the world. Assist governments, and international organizations, individual countries, elected leaders and individual leaders in meeting the many challenges of leadership across world;
Global Alliance of Angel Investor and Venture Capital Networks (GAAIVCN)
Focus on increasing the demand or the supply for angel and VC funding of impact investing, dedicated to increasing its scale and effectiveness around the world. Impact investments are investments made with the intention to generate positive, measurable social and environmental impact alongside a financial return. By creating a more hospitable environment in which entrepreneurs and venture investors operate, alliance will increase the demand for angel investor and venture capital. Increasing the supply can happen by improving the environment for limited partners who need to be confident that the “rules of the game” will remain roughly constant for the several year duration of their typical fund commitment.
Global Founders' Council for Sustainable Development (GFCSD)
It will promote sustainable business models and best practices to the worldwide creation of new industries over the medium to long term. Personnel from industry, academia, and the government will work together to go back to the basics of sustainability and to investigate and make recommendations on the application of the technology, solutions, best use-cases, and the required industrial structure, systems and rules. Through these activities, the council will promote sustainable development, with the aim of channelling advances in sustainable development goals into promoting industry and reinforcing its international competitiveness.
Global Parliamentary Alliance for Sustainable Development (GPASD)
Aiming at assisting parliamentarians in achieving the global goals, particularly in the areas of climate change; democracy, human rights, gender equality; and youth participation; peace and security; and sustainable development for all through innovation, impact, sustainability, and partnership leadership. It is a coalition of parliamentarians from all over the world to advocate for a better future and to help achieve the SDGs in their home countries and around the world. In many countries, however, efforts to enhance sustainable development have fallen short due to underlying economic, political, social, and cultural restraints, as well as ideologically-driven campaigns.
Global Workforce Development Council (GWDC)
By implementing an effective, efficient, and inclusive workforce ecosystem that provides equal access to innovative, integrated, data-driven products and services designed and aligned to meet the needs of businesses and all job seekers, the council is poised to drive equitable economic growth around the world.
Aspires to lead transformative change that will evolve global workforce development efforts into an innovative industry, community, and outcome-driven system with racial equity at its core. GWDC collaborates with a diverse set of partners to elevate job quality, economic growth, and prosperity for adults and youth throughout world.
Global Alliance for Sustainable Production and Consumption (GASPC)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to involve relevant stakeholders in the prioritisation of sustainable products and services, as well as associated certification and accreditation. Ensuring the private sector’s participation and collaboration. Collaborating and innovating with the youth population to effect change. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Peace Justice and Strong Institutions (GAPJSI)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to fostering peaceful, just, and inclusive societies free of fear and violence. The alliance’s goal is to contribute to the ongoing conversation about achieving peace, justice, and strong institutions around the world. It is aimed at key decision-makers and key stakeholders, including government agencies, regional organisations, and civil society organisations (CSOs). Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Alliance for Sustainable Media and Publishing (GASMP)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to identify, be aware, implement innovation-based solutions to combat climate change, and drive climate-friendly lifestyles and behaviour through content and publishing.
Media and publishing as partners in education for sustainable development. Humanity must bridge the “emissions gap“ between current efforts and what is required to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. We prefer to think of it as a cultural divide between what we are doing and what is possible and, in fact, required. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Alliance for Creative Economy for Sustainable Development (GACESD)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to take a look at the creative industries’ potential for growth and sustainability. Discuss strategies for fostering the region’s creative industries’ steady expansion. Creative industries in developing countries: knowledge and experience exchange. Collaboration and dialogue between policymakers, creative entrepreneurs, and other experts will be enhanced. Develop and circulate discussion papers, reports, articles on the creative industries. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Council of Technology and IP Licensing and Acquisitions (GCTIPLA)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to involve relevant stakeholders in the prioritisation of sustainable products and services, as well as associated certification and accreditation. Ensuring the private sector’s participation and collaboration
Collaborating and innovating with the youth population to effect change. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access. Bring together stakeholders to improve system performance and attract new investment.
Global Council of Private and Public Partnerships for Economic Development (GCPPPED)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to identify the most effective Public-Private Partnership initiatives and provide support to countries, local governments/ authorities in their efforts to put these initiatives into action. Discover the most effective PPP practises around the world. Aid governments in successfully implementing best practises. Helping new and experienced PPP countries learn from one another is an important goal of this initiative. The council’s primary goal is to improve government expertise in identifying, negotiating, managing, and implementing successful PPP projects.
Global Council of Digital Equity, Literacy, Safety and Inclusion (GCDELSI)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to ensure the health of its communities and economy, Global Council for the Promotion of International Trade has taken strategic steps towards Digital Equity, Literacy, Safety and Inclusion: a world in which all individuals and communities have the digital capacity needed for full participation in our society, democracy and economy. Research digital literacy and the programmatic, technological, and educational infrastructure required to ensure all are prepared to participate in the future of work, learning, and daily life. Promote multi-stakeholder approaches to achieve universal service access.
Global Council for Circular Economy and Future of Business (GCCEFB)
Council bring together leaders from business, government, and civil society to make a plan for a circular economy and push for big changes. Circular business models can help speed up the move to a circular economy because they reduce the amount of resources that are used and the amount of waste that is made. Promote collaborative participation for circular success. Encourage global leadership from business, government, and civil society to speed up the change from a linear economy to a circular economy, which will help people, businesses, and the environment now and in the future. Address the most difficult obstacles to the circular economy with concrete solutions and actions, so they can go further and faster together.
Global Council for Cluster Excellence & Research (GCCER)
It is an independent organisation to support the sustainability and growth of MSMEs by addressing common issues such as improvement of technology, skills and quality, market access, access to capital and through making clusters and innovative networks across the world; Develop and provide a number of services for the clusters and innovative networks in order to ensure optimum working conditions. Make it easier for the clusters and networks to focus on matchmaking and networking nationally and internationally; Strengthen cluster management excellence and facilitate exchanges and strategic partnering between clusters and specialised eco-systems across world, including through implementing a new “Global Cluster Exchange” programs and schemes.
Global Alliance for Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism (GACST)
It is a coalition of organisations that have joined forces to help organizations, communities and individuals promote and practice the principles of ecotourism and sustainable tourism. It is represented by various professional fields and industry segments including: academics, consultants, conservation professionals and organizations, governments, architects, tour operators, lodge owners and managers, general development experts, and ecotourists. Promote optimal use of environmental resources, conserve biodiversity, and protect natural heritage. Promote fairly distributed socio-economic benefits to all stake holders; and encourage investment in sustainable tourism products, services and related infrastructure.
Global Alliance for Alternative Dispute Resolution Centre (GAADRC)
It is a coalition of alternative dispute resolution centre that have joined forces to promote global trade and delivering excellence worldwide other than resolution by courts. Propagate, promote and popularize the settlement of domestic and international disputes by different modes of ADR. Promote reform in the system of settlement of disputes and its healthy development within the frame-work of the social and economic needs of the community. Establish, facilitate and provide administrative and other support services for holding conciliation, mediation and arbitration proceedings. Promoting social cohesion amongst practitioners and non-practitioners in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) field; and promoting education and research.
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