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* D. Provide benchmarks and best practices to all relevant stakeholders of the financial sector for the development and implementation of trade finance instruments Eg: Islamic Banking Liquidity squeeze following the sub prime crisis makes access to finance more expensive and more difficult particularly for exporting SMEs Islamic Banking witnessed phenomenal growth with 700bn USD worth funds available for Islamic compliant investments to bridge present shortage in financial system ITC to develop SME guide to Islamic banking with practical solutions to access Islamic funds (also entry point to implement triangle approach in Islamic countries) * Qualifications sought for counsellors: academic background, professional experience with SMEs, willingness to contribute to SME development * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ITC’s Trade Finance for SMEs Building capacities to improve access to finance Tehran, Iran Financing of SMEs: Increasing SMEs Access to Finance in the Context of the Global Financial Crisis 29 November 2009 Division of Business and Institutional Support, ITC ITC enables small business export success in developing countries by providing, with partners, sustainable and inclusive trade development solutions to the private sector, trade support institutions and policymakers. ITC’s Mission Business and Trade Policy Trade Support Institution Strengthening Exporter Competitiveness Export Strategy Trade Intelligence Trade Policy Build capacity for trade negotiations Establish an adequate institutional framework Develop and implement strategies Enterprises Conclude commercial transactions Prepare for exports Formulate strategies for exports Trade Support Institutions Advise policymakers Strengthen SME capacities following ITC criteria Improve networks Building capacities on three levels Trade Finance for SMEs is part of a section whose objective is to create a conducive business environment for exporting SMEs The Business Environment Section pr