orrketirE contacts rr*t marketlnq suPPort at the conpany level to pronoto concrete buginesa transactlons. .trc rrag inplenented several Projects of this tyPe. one, rhlch fae conPletoat in 1984, coeered ll Asien countries. the preParatoBy Phtse of a sloi,l.lr proJec! elth PfA recently started. Anothar such project ls beinq lnplenenteal t|ith the Andean Group countriea and Argentina, Brazil and exico' An inlerregtonal suPply ana! denand gurvey projec! for eight countries in the four deeelo,plnq regions ls nearlng conPletion. forn part of larger technical co-operatlon projects that rrc is carrying out sithreqional groupings,A/40/581 English Page 40 (c) Trade infornation netsorks 174, The !rade information projects regions and subregions are ained atgroupingg concerned as sel1 aB rrlthEhat ITC is carrying out 1n varioug developing pronot i.ng trade anong countries in the outaide narkets. Several of these activities inport among ArnericanL7 5. Exanpl.es of Trade fnfornatlon trade informat ionnetworks being set up $ith reglonal groupings are the CaribbeanService of the Carlbbean Coflmunity (CARICO[T|) and the subreqionalunit of CEAO, l?6. other r eg ional. trade lnfornation projects currently under uay include theLatin American Trade Infornation Netpork (RELIC) tor 19 countriesi the tradeinfornation project rri.th Asian and paclfic countries, rhich wi!,l eventuarry deveropinto a computerized netreorki and a project to start soon with the raLanic centrefor Trade Development to create a trade infornation netuork among tbe 42 nemberStates, (d) Other types of suqport to regional integrat.ion Bchenes 1?7' rn addition to supply and densnd sureeys and the trade information nelnorks,r1rc is co-operat ing eith regiooal integration arrangenents in several other eays tohelp expand trade anong the nember countries. These include lrai,ninq in exportpromotion, the provision ot specialized services (auch as quality control.packaqtng and expor! publj.city), exporc development activieies, advice j.n
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities and projects of the International Trade Centre (ITC) in promoting international trade and economic development. The projects mentioned involve providing support to regional integration arrangements, setting up trade information networks, and conducting supply and demand surveys. The text does not mention natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.

**Category**
International trade