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Open Call
Each year, Walmart’s Open Call brings our commitment to U.S. manufacturing to life — connecting entrepreneurs with the opportunity to scale their products and their impact.
Growth Summits
Walmart hosts Growth Summits around the world to connect with suppliers, learn their capabilities and explore opportunities. Walmart Growth Summits bring together Marketplace sellers, suppliers, and innovative companies for focused learning, business matchmaking, and executive alignment.
Supplier Academy
Supplier Academy is Walmart’s enterprise platform for supplier and international seller education, designed to onboard, upskill, and scale suppliers with consistent global expectations while allowing for local relevance. Our market-specific growth programs provide a unique educational experience for small- to medium- sized businesses. The programs aim to prepare suppliers to do business with Walmart or other retailers.
Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation (GATF)
Walmart sits on the steering committee of GATF, a US-initiated public-private partnership that supports developing countries in streamlining trade-related processes to simplify trade for those countries and businesses trading with them.
Pacific Island Tuna (PIT) Program
PIT is a commercially viable, transparency-driven tuna supply chain model that ensures 24/7 vessel monitoring, strong labor protections, and reinvestment of profits into Pacific Island conservation and climate resilience.
Market Access for Smallholder Farmers
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation complement sourcing from small producers with philanthropic programs to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers, with a focus on Central America, India, and Mexico.
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U.S. government agencies, allied governments, private sector companies, and international organizations are invited to submit offers for inclusion in the library. All submissions are reviewed for alignment with Trade Over Aid principles.