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4、NCTAD/DTL/ECDE/2023/3ISBN:978-92-1-113093-5eISBN:978-92-1-002553-9Sales No.E.23.II.D.5iiiMEASURING THE VALUE OF E-COMMERCENoteIn accordance with the mandate given to it by member States,UNCTADs E-Commerce and Digital Economy(ECDE)Branch in the UNCTAD Division on Technology and Logistics aims to cont

5、ribute to enhanced inclusive and sustainable development gains from e-commerce and the digital economy for people and businesses in developing countries,particularly least developed countries(LDCs).The ECDE Programme works with government policymakers and development partners,civil society and the p

6、rivate sector to strengthen the readiness of developing countries to harness the opportunities and address the risks presented by digitalization in four main ways,by:Providing better evidence on what policy changes are needed at the national,regional and international level to generate more inclusiv