Women engaged in moving goods across borders face a number of challenges, including time and skill constraints, burdensome customs requirements, limited access to trade finance, and higher exposure to extortion and physical harassment (World Bank and WTO 2020). Applying a gender lens to trade facilitation measures can address these gender-specific impediments and provide a powerful impetus to women’s participation in international trade. This, in turn, can have a positive spillover impact on global growth and sustainable development.