A Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement (CODA) for International Parties regarding Confidential Information provided to Recipient is a legal contract between two or more parties that ensures the confidentiality of sensitive information which one party discloses to the other. Generally, it is used when two or more parties are involved in a business transaction, and they want to protect their confidential information from being disclosed to third parties. This type of agreement is also commonly used in international business transactions. Types of CODA for International Parties include: 1. Mutual CODA for International Parties: This type of agreement is used when both the disclosing and receiving parties are international. It requires both parties to keep the confidential information secret and to use it only for the purpose of the transaction. 2. Unilateral CODA for International Parties: This type of agreement is used when only one party is international. It requires the receiving party to keep the confidential information secret and to use it only for the purpose of the transaction. 3. Non-Competition CODA for International Parties: This type of agreement is used when one of the parties is an international competitor. It requires the receiving party to not use the information for competitive purposes. 4. Non-Solicitation CODA for International Parties: This type of agreement is used when one of the parties is an international customer. It requires the receiving party to not solicit the disclosing party's customers or employees. 5. Non-Disclosure CODA for International Parties: This type of agreement is used when one of the parties is an international supplier. It requires the receiving party to not disclose the information to any third party.