Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) is a partnership consisting of 51 countries, 24 donors, and eight partner agencies that aims to use trade as a catalyst for development and poverty reduction in least developed countries (LDCs). By working closely with governments, development organizations, and civil society, EIF leverages its collective expertise, reach, and reputation to address the trade constraints faced by the world's poorest nations. The EIF program is supported by a Geneva-based Steering Committee, a strategic decision-making Board, and a Multi-Donor Trust Fund managed by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS).

As part of their unique contribution, EIF focuses on investing in trade for development, working with partner countries to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, food security, stability, and peace. They prioritize country ownership, putting partner countries in the driver's seat and guiding them throughout the process, assisting in identifying sectors with export potential. Enhanced Integrated Framework is dedicated to empowering LDCs through trade, ensuring that domestic actions are taken to make trade work for economic prosperity and sustainable development