​​Voluntary Peer Review of Consumer Protection Law and Policy -​ Angola

UNCTAD voluntary peer reviews of consumer protection law and policy provide an external and independent assessment of the effectiveness of the consumer protection system in a given country. They analyse the legislative, institutional, and public policy frameworks and the enforcement of relevant legislation to identify key features and areas for improvement in these frameworks and law enforcement; relevant stakeholders’ contributions in this area; and they recommend appropriate measures to be considered by the countries’ authorities. UNCTAD assists countries in the implementation of recommendations through a tailored capacity-building project.