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Description of document: List of US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) public items maintained in USTDA's library report database for all years Requested date: 19-April-2011 (amended 27-April-2011) Released date: 16-August-2011 Posted date: 22-August-2011 Title of document TDA Holdings Source of document: FOIA Requester Service Center US Trade and Development Agency 1000 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1600 Arlington, VA 22209-3901 Fax: (703) 875-4009 (mark fax: "FOIA REQUEST") Note: See release letter for limitations on what is included in the release The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals have made every effort to make this information as complete and as accurate as possible, however, there may be mistakes and omissions, both typographical and in content. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by the information provided on the governmentattic.org web site or in this file. The public records published on the site were obtained from government agencies using proper legal channels. Each document is identified as to the source. Any concerns about the contents of the site should be directed to the agency originating the document in question. GovernmentAttic.org is not responsible for the contents of documents published on the website. u . s . T R A D E AN D D E V E L 0 P M E N T A G E N C Y August 16, 2011 BY ELECTRONIC MAIL Re: Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") Request 2011-025 Thank you for your FOIA request to the U.S. Trade and Development Agency ("USTDA") dated April19, 2011 that we received on April22, 2011 and which was amended on April27, 2011. In your amended FOIA request, you asked for an electronic copy of the list of public items maintained in USTDA's library report database for all years. Such a list is enclosed with this letter. Please note that although we had mentioned to you in April of2011 that the list included 8,155 documents, that number did not take into account certain business confidential reports dating from the 1980s that are not public documents. The actual number of items in the public list is 7,608. In accordance with FOIA, USTDA has conducted a reasonable search for the records. All responsive records are being released in their entirety and are enclosed. No other responsive records were found. Thank you for your inquiry. There is no charge for this search. 7~ Alain Lopez Assistant General Counsel I 000 WILSON BOULEVARD, SUITElGOO, A RLINGTO N, VA 22209 - 390 l • 7 03.875-4357 • Fax: 703.875.4009 e WWW.USTDA.GOV TDA Holdings 7,608 record(s) of 14,536 Library ID Country Report Type /Title Web Export Date 201161017A01 UKR Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Ukraine Emergency Management - Business Briefing Book for U.S. Industry 201161010A01 KAZ Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Kazakhstan's Digital Transition Offers Opportunities for U.S. Firms Briefing Book 201131002A01 IND Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Efficiency and Clean Energy Exchange Program Solar Power Generation RTM Briefing Book 201131001A01 IND Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Cold Chain Infrastructure Delegate Handbook 201121005A01 EGY Final Report 00/00/00 Competitive Desk Study on EAE Biodigesters Feasibility Study in Egypt (Public) 201121003A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Definitional Mission Turkey: Energy Efficiency and Power Plant Expansion Project 201121001A01 MOR Final Report 00/00/00 Vessel Traffic Management System and Security and Surveillance Systems 201111010A01 NIG Interim Report 00/00/00 Nigeria: Gas Storage and Processing Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report 201081031A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Definitional Mission: Turkey - Electric Power Sector Projects 201081025A01 TUR Interim Report 00/00/00 Emergency Management Sector Reverse Trade Mission 201081022A02 ROM Interim Report 00/00/00 Romania Nuclear Power Sector Opportunities for U.S. Companies 201081022A01 ROM Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Romania Nuclear Power Sector Opportunities for U.S. Companies 201081017A01 KAZ Interim Report 00/00/00 Kazakhstan: Smart Grid RTM Immediate Report 201081014A01 KAZ Interim Report 00/00/00 Rail Technology Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report Volume 1 (Public Version) 201081012A02 REE Final Report 00/00/00 Kazkhstan and Azerbaijan Electric Power Sector Projects 201081012A01 REE Interim Report 00/00/00 Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan Electric Power Sector Projects 201081011A01 REE Final Report 00/00/00 Definitional Mission: Europe and Eurasia Regional Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan Rail Sector Projects 201081010A01 REE Final Report 00/00/00 Europe/Eurasia Regional - Romania and Turkey Coal Mine Methane / Coal Bed Methane and Shale Gas 201081009A01 ROM Final Report 00/00/00 Romania - Electronic Electoral Management System Definitional Mission / Integrated IT-Based Managem 201081007A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Turkey: Solid Waste Management/Waste to Energy (Final Report) 201081006A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Turkey Aviation Sector Projects New All Find Sort Print Done TDA Holdings 7,608 record(s) of 14,536 Library ID Country Report Type /Title Web Export Date 201081005A01 REE Final Report 00/00/00 Eurasia Regional: Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan Aviation Definitional Mission 201081004A01 REE Final Report 00/00/00 Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan Maritime Vessel Traffic System and Port Security DM 201081003A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Turkey - Flash Flood Control and Early Warning System Definitonal Mission 201081002A01 TUR Final Report 00/00/00 Turkey Geothermal Power Plant Projects DM 201051040A01 BRA Final Report 00/00/00 Water and Environmental Sector Opportunities 201051039A01 BRA Final Report 00/00/00 Smart Grid Opportunities Project 201051031A01 BRA Interim Report 00/00/00 Port Security Technologies Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report 201051026A01 CHI Interim Report 00/00/00 Immediate Report for the Chile: Air Navigation OV 201051024A01 BRA Interim Report 00/00/00 Railway Integration and Locomotive Refurbishment Technologies RTM 201051023A01 BRA Interim Report 00/00/00 Brazil: Smart Grid Technologies Reverse Trade Mission 201051018A01 MEX Interim Report 00/00/00 Mexico Multimodal Transportation Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report Volume 1 (Public Version) 201051016A03 RLA Interim Report 00/00/00 Latin American and Caribbean Earthquake Monitoring Technologies Initiative #2 South America Immedia 201051016A01 RLA Interim Report 00/00/00 Latin American and Caribbean Earthquake Monitoring Technologies Initiative #1 Caribbean Immediate Re 201051007A01 MEX Interim Report 00/00/00 Healthcare Information Technology Orientation Visit Immediate Report (Public) 201051004A02 CHI Interim Report 00/00/00 Desalination Technologies RTM Immediate Report Volume 1 201051004A01 CHI Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Desalination Technologies RTM Briefing Book 201031072A01 IND Final Report 00/00/00 Energy Sector Projects 201031071A01 CHN Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Emergency Response Reverse Trade Mission 201031070A02 PHI Interim Report 00/00/00 Manila Bay Environmental Improvement RTM 201031070A01 PHI Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Manila Bay Environmental Improvement RTM Briefing Book 201031059A03 VIE Interim Report 00/00/00 Financial Information Management Modernization Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report New All Find Sort Print Done TDA Holdings 7,608 record(s) of 14,536 Library ID Country Report Type /Title Web Export Date 201031059A02 VIE Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Financial Information Management Modernization Reverse Trade Mission Delegate Handbook 201031059A01 VIE Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Financial Information Management Modernization Reverse Trade Mission Briefing Book 201031058A01 CHN Final Report 00/00/00 Emergency Response ICT Systems Projects 201031055A01 CHN Final Report 00/00/00 China Power Transmission and Distribution: Energy Efficient Smart Grid Opportunities 201031052A02 VIE Interim Report 00/00/00 Power Transmission Best Practices and Technologies Immediate Report 201031052A01 VIE Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Power Transmission Best Practices, Technologies and Opportunities in Vietnam 201031051A03 VIE Interim Report 00/00/00 Enterprise Architecture & ICT Reverse Trade Mission Immediate Report 201031051A02 VIE Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Enterprise Architecture & ICT Reverse Trade Mission Delegate Handbook 201031051A01 VIE Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Enterprise Architecture & ICT Reverse Trade Mission Business Briefing 201031038A01 THA Interim Report 00/00/00 Thailand Refurbished Medical Devices and Regulatory Network RTM (Volume 1 Public Version) 201031025A04 RAS Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Asia Pacific Commerical Aviation Acces Workshop and Reverse Trade Mission Workshop Briefing Book 201031025A03 RAS Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Asia Pacific Commerical Aviation Acces Workshop and Reverse Trade Mission Delegation Briefing Book 201031025A01 RAS Interim Report 00/00/00 Asia Pacific Commerical Aviation Acces Workshop and Reverse Trade Mission 201031020A01 IND Final Report 00/00/00 Definitional Mission for Clean Energy Sector in India 201031015A02 THA Interim Report 00/00/00 Civil Nuclear Power Development Best Practices (Immediate Report) 201031015A01 THA Conference Notebook 00/00/00 Civil Nuclear Power Development in Thailand: Opportunities for U.S. Companies 201031014A01 CHN Interim
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