It is within this framework that the INSPIRED+ programme unfolded in the nine countries included in the GSP+ (Bolivia, Paraguay, Cabo Verde, Georgia, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Mongolia and the Philippines), where the respective nine INSPIRED dialogue processes addressed concrete concerns raised by the monitoring bodies of the UN and ILO conventions associated to the preferential trade scheme. The logic was quite simple, at least in theory: if countries wanted to benefit from trade advantages, they were to comply with the obligations that they had undertaken when ratifying those international conventions, whose main purpose is to protect their own citizens. In practice, however, things usually get more complicated, as governments may be willing to conduct reforms but lack the resources or capacity to do so.