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DTSTART:20241028T140000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20241028T220000Z
LOCATION:Online and Lima\, Peru
SUMMARY:Training Webinar: The relationship between trade and environment in
  international trade
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:By invitation only. Event will be delivered in Spanish onlyCont
 extThe interaction between trade and the environment has become an area of
  ​​critical interest for both multilateral trade policy discussions an
 d market access in South-North and South-South trade.First\, the multilate
 ral trading system\, including the WTO\, UN Trade and Development and the 
 ITC\, plays a fundamental role in shaping the rules and processes that gov
 ern international trade and development\, which in turn impacts environmen
 tal sustainability. Likewise\, today there are more than 250 multilateral 
 environmental agreements that generate a great influence on what and how w
 e produce and trade\, particularly with respect to the application of envi
 ronmental sustainability criteria and in terms of safety and health. Seco
 nd\, there are growing demands from consumers and other public and private
  actors in developed countries about the sustainability of products consum
 ed\, including those imported from developing countries. This has resulted
  in the expansion of demand for products with voluntary sustainability cer
 tification\, and more recently in the introduction (or discussion) of mand
 atory sustainability requirements\, impacting access to these markets for 
 different products\, notably food and raw materials of agricultural origin
 .Specific topics to discuss at the seminar include:The evolution of the ne
 xus between trade and environment in the multilateral trading systemTrade 
 and environment in regional and bilateral agreementsThe importance of envi
 ronmental standards (voluntary and mandatory) in international trade in ag
 ricultural productsTrade and the ocean economy and the WTO fisheries subsi
 dies agreementCarbon price and instruments in the carbon marketTrade and C
 limate ChangeTrade\, plastic pollution and the circular economyGoalsThis s
 eminar\, organized by UNCTAD\, MINCETUR and SECO\, within the framework of
  the Swiss Capacities Program for Trade Policies (C4TP)\, aims to bring to
 gether government officials and other selected public and private actors f
 rom various sectors to exchange knowledge and experience. on these issues\
 , as well as building capacity on synergies and current challenges in the 
 links between trade and the environment. This is oriented to the interests
  of Peru within the framework of the WTO and the relevant trade agreements
 .MethodologyThe seminar will employ a combination of technical presentatio
 ns\, case studies\, interactive online discussions between participants\, 
 as detailed in the event agenda. The presenters will be UNCTAD experts wit
 h extensive experience and work experience on the specific topics in their
  charge.&lt\;p class=&quot\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.or
 g\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/training-webinar-relationship-between-trade-
 and-environment-international-trade
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DTSTART:20241029T140000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20241029T220000Z
LOCATION:Online and Lima\, Peru
SUMMARY:Training Webinar: The relationship between trade and environment in
  international trade
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:By invitation only. Event will be delivered in Spanish onlyCont
 extThe interaction between trade and the environment has become an area of
  ​​critical interest for both multilateral trade policy discussions an
 d market access in South-North and South-South trade.First\, the multilate
 ral trading system\, including the WTO\, UN Trade and Development and the 
 ITC\, plays a fundamental role in shaping the rules and processes that gov
 ern international trade and development\, which in turn impacts environmen
 tal sustainability. Likewise\, today there are more than 250 multilateral 
 environmental agreements that generate a great influence on what and how w
 e produce and trade\, particularly with respect to the application of envi
 ronmental sustainability criteria and in terms of safety and health. Seco
 nd\, there are growing demands from consumers and other public and private
  actors in developed countries about the sustainability of products consum
 ed\, including those imported from developing countries. This has resulted
  in the expansion of demand for products with voluntary sustainability cer
 tification\, and more recently in the introduction (or discussion) of mand
 atory sustainability requirements\, impacting access to these markets for 
 different products\, notably food and raw materials of agricultural origin
 .Specific topics to discuss at the seminar include:The evolution of the ne
 xus between trade and environment in the multilateral trading systemTrade 
 and environment in regional and bilateral agreementsThe importance of envi
 ronmental standards (voluntary and mandatory) in international trade in ag
 ricultural productsTrade and the ocean economy and the WTO fisheries subsi
 dies agreementCarbon price and instruments in the carbon marketTrade and C
 limate ChangeTrade\, plastic pollution and the circular economyGoalsThis s
 eminar\, organized by UNCTAD\, MINCETUR and SECO\, within the framework of
  the Swiss Capacities Program for Trade Policies (C4TP)\, aims to bring to
 gether government officials and other selected public and private actors f
 rom various sectors to exchange knowledge and experience. on these issues\
 , as well as building capacity on synergies and current challenges in the 
 links between trade and the environment. This is oriented to the interests
  of Peru within the framework of the WTO and the relevant trade agreements
 .MethodologyThe seminar will employ a combination of technical presentatio
 ns\, case studies\, interactive online discussions between participants\, 
 as detailed in the event agenda. The presenters will be UNCTAD experts wit
 h extensive experience and work experience on the specific topics in their
  charge.&lt\;p class=&quot\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.or
 g\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/training-webinar-relationship-between-trade-
 and-environment-international-trade
DTSTAMP:20260811T125219Z
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