BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e8da DTSTART:20221205T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221205T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e919 DTSTART:20221206T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221206T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e920 DTSTART:20221207T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221207T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e925 DTSTART:20221208T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221208T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e92b DTSTART:20221209T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221209T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e930 DTSTART:20221210T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221210T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e936 DTSTART:20221211T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221211T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e93b DTSTART:20221212T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221212T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e940 DTSTART:20221213T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221213T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e946 DTSTART:20221214T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221214T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e94b DTSTART:20221215T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221215T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a95ba9d5e950 DTSTART:20221216T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221216T160000Z LOCATION:Online\, SUMMARY:E-learning course on climate-smart trade and investment for sustain able development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:While countries around the world have undertaken climate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agre ement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\, current p rojections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral part of the 20 30 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including that of trad e and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked with negativ e environmental impacts.\n\nThis course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The course has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade an d Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to which UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Transport Facilitation The course dis cusses a dynamic mix of climate solutions\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, regional trade agreements\, impact es timation\, among others.\n\nCourse format\n\nThe course is jointly develop ed by UNCTAD\, ESCAP &\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-l earning course. It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approximately 15 mi n each) which are on the following topics:\n\n\nM1: Trade\, investment\, c limate change and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart? \nM2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and investment in Asia and the Pacific?\nM3: Climate-smart business and investment\nM4: Regional Tra de Agreements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?\nM5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?\nM6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart trade and investment\nM7: Conclusion and rec ommendations\n\n\nTwo live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022. For each module\, the participants are expected to complete the readings f irst\, then watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are t hen expected to take online quizzes associated with the course material an d attend the two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content a nd ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the begi nning (December 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th \, 10-11.30am CET). Upon attending the live sessions\, providing feedback\ , and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of complet ion for the course.\n\nFor more information on the joint publication by UN CTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Deve lopment"\;\, please visit the online webflyer*** (see related site lin ks below)\n<\;p>\;While countries around the world have undertaken cli mate action to various degrees in attempt to reach their pledges under the Paris Agreement\, according to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change\ , current projections are not demonstrating the reduction required to meet the goals set by the Agreement by 2030. Climate change as an integral par t of the 2030 Agenda needs actions from all areas of society\, including t hat of trade and investment which is both directly and indirectly linked w ith negative environmental impacts.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;This course is designed to explain the complex relationship between trade\, investment and climate change and recommend climate-smart policy solutions. The cour se has been developed based on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP and UNEP "\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating C limate-smart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\; to wh ich UNCTAD has contributed in the Chapter 5 on Climate-smart Trade and Tra nsport Facilitation The course discusses a dynamic mix of climate solution s\, including trade and transport facilitation\, business investment\, reg ional trade agreements\, impact estimation\, among others.<\;/p>\;\n\n <\;h4>\;<\;em>\;<\;strong>\;Course format<\;/strong>\;<\ ;/em>\;<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The course is jointly developed by UN CTAD\, ESCAP &\;amp\; UNEP and conducted as a facilitated online e-lear ning course. <\;strong>\;It consists of 7 pre-recorded modules (approx imately 15 min each) which are on the following topics<\;/strong>\;:&l t\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;M1: Trade\, investment\, climate c hange and SDGs: why trade and investment need to be climate-smart?<\;/li >\;\n<\;li>\;M2: State of play: hoe Climate smart is trade and inves tment in Asia and the Pacific?<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M3: Climate-smart business and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M4: Regional Trade Agre ements (RTAs): a tool to promote climate smart trade?<\;/li>\;\n<\;l i>\;M5: Climate smart trade and transport facilitation?<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;M6: Estimating the policy impacts of a switch to climate smart t rade and investment<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;M7: Conclusion and recommend ations<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Two live webinars will also be held\, one at the launch on 5 December 2022 and the second one at the closing on 16 December 2022<\;/strong>\;. For each m odule\, the participants are expected to complete the readings first\, the n watch the recorded video presentations. The participants are then expect ed to take online quizzes associated with the course material and attend t he two live sessions. Two live webinars to discuss the content and ask any clarification questions are offered to participants at the beginning (Dec ember 5th\, 10-11.30am CET) and end of the course (December 16th\, 10-11.3 0am CET). <\;strong>\;Upon attending the live sessions\, providing fee dback\, and passing the quizzes\, participants will get a certificate of c ompletion for the course<\;/strong>\;.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;For m ore information on the joint publication by UNCTAD\, ESCAP* and UNEP**: &q uot\;Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2021: Accelerating Climate-s mart Trade and Investment for Sustainable Development"\;\, please visi t the online webflyer*** (see related site links below)<\;/p>\;\n\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/e-learning-course-cl imate-smart-trade-and-investment-sustainable-development DTSTAMP:20260831T173213Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR