Play global, act local, think postal: for an interconnected worldwide network
- Published on the occasion of the 25th Universal Postal Congress, Doha, Qatar, 24 September-15 October 2012.
- 144 pages, softback, A4 sized
- September 2012
- English
- Contents
- About the UPU and the 25th Congress host
- Supporting the aspired development march
HH Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, The Emir of Qatar
- Connecting people throughout the world
Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General, United Nations
- A telling tale of transformation
Edouard Dayan, Director General, Universal Postal Union
- Why the world needs the UPU
- The UPU’s future roadmap
- UPU membership
- From clay tablets to Internet domains
- Qatar, land of opportunities
- Postal services in Arab countries
- Meeting the challenges
- Transforming the postal industry
By Dr Kristian J. Sund
- Can economic analysis improve postal strategy?
By Joëlle Toledano
- Regulation, competition and market liberalization
By Michael A. Crew and Paul R. Kleindorfer
- A network of three dimensions
By Georgia Lewis
- Common standards for complete supply chain operability
By Sean Mooney
- Why the world’s leading e-retailers use the Post
By Sean Mooney
- Boosting quality of service
By Sean Mooney
- Safeguarding the international postal network
By Sean Mooney
- Global initiatives for social and economic development
- Leveraging post offices as agents for financial inclusion
By Lizzy Millar
- Facilitating trade through the postal network
By Phil Hastings
- How Posts are making it easier to do business
By Phil Hastings and Ruby Pratka
- Connecting the unconnected
By Jonathan Baldie and UPU contributors
- A greener and more caring post
By Phil Hastings and Ruby Pratka
- Development Cooperation
- Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
By Graeme Lee
- Bringing universality into action
By Lizzy Millar
- Rebuilding postal services as key infrastructure
By Phil Hastings and Ruby Pratka
- Trainpost – a global training portal
By Georgia Lewis
- Acknowledgements