BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa41c3585b64 DTSTART:20180709T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20180709T180000Z LOCATION:Bridgetown\, Barbados SUMMARY:Sustainable freight transport and finance workshop - Caribbean CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\, sustain able transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment decisions t hat effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social objectives . This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, including in Car ibbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developmental sta ge and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and planning\, r elevant sustainability principles and criteria.UNCTAD delivered a capacity -building and training workshop on “Sustainable Freight Transport and Fi nance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was cond ucted by international and regional experts and structured around three ma in themes\, namely sustainable surface freight transport\, sustainable mar itime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport in cluding the use of public private partnership (PPP). The aim of the worksh op was to raise awareness and share experiences and best practices among r elevant public and private sector stakeholders on the various aspects of s ustainable freight transport and finance.Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Antigua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana \, Jamaica\, St Kitts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outco me-oriented discussions.UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean States we re also part of this regional capacity building initiative.Mr. Sudhir Gota \, International Expert\, who works primarily on environmental issues rela ted to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciaro\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics University (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Development Bank delivered the training.<\;p>\;Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\ , sustainable transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment de cisions that effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social o bjectives. This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, includi ng in Caribbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developm ental stage and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and pla nning\, relevant sustainability principles and criteria.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;UNCTAD delivered a capacity-building and training workshop on “Sust ainable Freight Transport and Finance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was conducted by international and regional expert s and structured around three main themes\, namely sustainable surface fre ight transport\, sustainable maritime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport including the use of public private partners hip (PPP). The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness and share experi ences and best practices among relevant public and private sector stakehol ders on the various aspects of sustainable freight transport and finance.& lt\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Anti gua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana\, Jamaica\, St Kit ts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and T obago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outcome-oriented discuss ions.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFOR UM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean State s were also part of this regional capacity building initiative.<\;/p>\ ;<\;p>\;Mr. Sudhir Gota\, International Expert\, who works primarily o n environmental issues related to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciar o\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics Universit y (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Deve lopment Bank delivered the training.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad .org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/sustainable-freight-transport-and-finance -workshop-caribbean DTSTAMP:20260911T152021Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa41c3585bc7 DTSTART:20180710T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20180710T180000Z LOCATION:Bridgetown\, Barbados SUMMARY:Sustainable freight transport and finance workshop - Caribbean CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\, sustain able transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment decisions t hat effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social objectives . This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, including in Car ibbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developmental sta ge and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and planning\, r elevant sustainability principles and criteria.UNCTAD delivered a capacity -building and training workshop on “Sustainable Freight Transport and Fi nance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was cond ucted by international and regional experts and structured around three ma in themes\, namely sustainable surface freight transport\, sustainable mar itime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport in cluding the use of public private partnership (PPP). The aim of the worksh op was to raise awareness and share experiences and best practices among r elevant public and private sector stakeholders on the various aspects of s ustainable freight transport and finance.Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Antigua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana \, Jamaica\, St Kitts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outco me-oriented discussions.UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean States we re also part of this regional capacity building initiative.Mr. Sudhir Gota \, International Expert\, who works primarily on environmental issues rela ted to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciaro\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics University (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Development Bank delivered the training.<\;p>\;Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\ , sustainable transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment de cisions that effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social o bjectives. This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, includi ng in Caribbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developm ental stage and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and pla nning\, relevant sustainability principles and criteria.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;UNCTAD delivered a capacity-building and training workshop on “Sust ainable Freight Transport and Finance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was conducted by international and regional expert s and structured around three main themes\, namely sustainable surface fre ight transport\, sustainable maritime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport including the use of public private partners hip (PPP). The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness and share experi ences and best practices among relevant public and private sector stakehol ders on the various aspects of sustainable freight transport and finance.& lt\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Anti gua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana\, Jamaica\, St Kit ts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and T obago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outcome-oriented discuss ions.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFOR UM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean State s were also part of this regional capacity building initiative.<\;/p>\ ;<\;p>\;Mr. Sudhir Gota\, International Expert\, who works primarily o n environmental issues related to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciar o\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics Universit y (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Deve lopment Bank delivered the training.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad .org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/sustainable-freight-transport-and-finance -workshop-caribbean DTSTAMP:20260911T152021Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa41c3585bd3 DTSTART:20180711T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20180711T180000Z LOCATION:Bridgetown\, Barbados SUMMARY:Sustainable freight transport and finance workshop - Caribbean CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\, sustain able transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment decisions t hat effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social objectives . This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, including in Car ibbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developmental sta ge and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and planning\, r elevant sustainability principles and criteria.UNCTAD delivered a capacity -building and training workshop on “Sustainable Freight Transport and Fi nance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was cond ucted by international and regional experts and structured around three ma in themes\, namely sustainable surface freight transport\, sustainable mar itime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport in cluding the use of public private partnership (PPP). The aim of the worksh op was to raise awareness and share experiences and best practices among r elevant public and private sector stakeholders on the various aspects of s ustainable freight transport and finance.Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Antigua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana \, Jamaica\, St Kitts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outco me-oriented discussions.UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean States we re also part of this regional capacity building initiative.Mr. Sudhir Gota \, International Expert\, who works primarily on environmental issues rela ted to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciaro\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics University (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Development Bank delivered the training.<\;p>\;Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\ , sustainable transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment de cisions that effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social o bjectives. This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, includi ng in Caribbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developm ental stage and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and pla nning\, relevant sustainability principles and criteria.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;UNCTAD delivered a capacity-building and training workshop on “Sust ainable Freight Transport and Finance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was conducted by international and regional expert s and structured around three main themes\, namely sustainable surface fre ight transport\, sustainable maritime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport including the use of public private partners hip (PPP). The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness and share experi ences and best practices among relevant public and private sector stakehol ders on the various aspects of sustainable freight transport and finance.& lt\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Anti gua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana\, Jamaica\, St Kit ts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and T obago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outcome-oriented discuss ions.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFOR UM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean State s were also part of this regional capacity building initiative.<\;/p>\ ;<\;p>\;Mr. Sudhir Gota\, International Expert\, who works primarily o n environmental issues related to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciar o\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics Universit y (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Deve lopment Bank delivered the training.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad .org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/sustainable-freight-transport-and-finance -workshop-caribbean DTSTAMP:20260911T152021Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa41c3585bde DTSTART:20180712T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20180712T180000Z LOCATION:Bridgetown\, Barbados SUMMARY:Sustainable freight transport and finance workshop - Caribbean CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\, sustain able transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment decisions t hat effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social objectives . This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, including in Car ibbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developmental sta ge and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and planning\, r elevant sustainability principles and criteria.UNCTAD delivered a capacity -building and training workshop on “Sustainable Freight Transport and Fi nance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was cond ucted by international and regional experts and structured around three ma in themes\, namely sustainable surface freight transport\, sustainable mar itime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport in cluding the use of public private partnership (PPP). The aim of the worksh op was to raise awareness and share experiences and best practices among r elevant public and private sector stakeholders on the various aspects of s ustainable freight transport and finance.Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Antigua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana \, Jamaica\, St Kitts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outco me-oriented discussions.UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean States we re also part of this regional capacity building initiative.Mr. Sudhir Gota \, International Expert\, who works primarily on environmental issues rela ted to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciaro\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics University (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Development Bank delivered the training.<\;p>\;Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\ , sustainable transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment de cisions that effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social o bjectives. This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, includi ng in Caribbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developm ental stage and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and pla nning\, relevant sustainability principles and criteria.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;UNCTAD delivered a capacity-building and training workshop on “Sust ainable Freight Transport and Finance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was conducted by international and regional expert s and structured around three main themes\, namely sustainable surface fre ight transport\, sustainable maritime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport including the use of public private partners hip (PPP). The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness and share experi ences and best practices among relevant public and private sector stakehol ders on the various aspects of sustainable freight transport and finance.& lt\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Anti gua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana\, Jamaica\, St Kit ts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and T obago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outcome-oriented discuss ions.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFOR UM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean State s were also part of this regional capacity building initiative.<\;/p>\ ;<\;p>\;Mr. Sudhir Gota\, International Expert\, who works primarily o n environmental issues related to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciar o\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics Universit y (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Deve lopment Bank delivered the training.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad .org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/sustainable-freight-transport-and-finance -workshop-caribbean DTSTAMP:20260911T152021Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa41c3585be7 DTSTART:20180713T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20180713T180000Z LOCATION:Bridgetown\, Barbados SUMMARY:Sustainable freight transport and finance workshop - Caribbean CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\, sustain able transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment decisions t hat effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social objectives . This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, including in Car ibbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developmental sta ge and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and planning\, r elevant sustainability principles and criteria.UNCTAD delivered a capacity -building and training workshop on “Sustainable Freight Transport and Fi nance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was cond ucted by international and regional experts and structured around three ma in themes\, namely sustainable surface freight transport\, sustainable mar itime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport in cluding the use of public private partnership (PPP). The aim of the worksh op was to raise awareness and share experiences and best practices among r elevant public and private sector stakeholders on the various aspects of s ustainable freight transport and finance.Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Antigua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana \, Jamaica\, St Kitts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outco me-oriented discussions.UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean States we re also part of this regional capacity building initiative.Mr. Sudhir Gota \, International Expert\, who works primarily on environmental issues rela ted to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciaro\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics University (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Development Bank delivered the training.<\;p>\;Sustainable freight transport entails\, in particular\ , sustainable transport policies\, planning strategies\, and investment de cisions that effectively balance the economic\, environmental and social o bjectives. This is particularly crucial for developing countries\, includi ng in Caribbean SIDS as they have the opportunity – given their developm ental stage and current focus on infrastructure development process – to consider integrating at early stages of infrastructure investment and pla nning\, relevant sustainability principles and criteria.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;UNCTAD delivered a capacity-building and training workshop on “Sust ainable Freight Transport and Finance” on 9-13 July 2018 in Bridgetown\, Barbados. The workshop was conducted by international and regional expert s and structured around three main themes\, namely sustainable surface fre ight transport\, sustainable maritime freight transport and financing for sustainable freight transport including the use of public private partners hip (PPP). The aim of the workshop was to raise awareness and share experi ences and best practices among relevant public and private sector stakehol ders on the various aspects of sustainable freight transport and finance.& lt\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Participants from the public and private sectors in transport\, infrastructure and finance from 10 CARICOM Member States (Anti gua and Barbuda\, Bahamas\, Barbados\, Grenada\, Guyana\, Jamaica\, St Kit ts and Nevis\, St Lucia\, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and T obago) engaged in the 5-day training workshop and outcome-oriented discuss ions.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;UNECLAC\, The Delegation of the European Union to Barbados\, the Eastern Caribbean States\, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFOR UM\, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Association of Caribbean State s were also part of this regional capacity building initiative.<\;/p>\ ;<\;p>\;Mr. Sudhir Gota\, International Expert\, who works primarily o n environmental issues related to freight transport and Dr. Michele Acciar o\, Associate Professor of Maritime Logistics\, Kühne Logistics Universit y (KLU) and representatives from the Economics Department\, Caribbean Deve lopment Bank delivered the training.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad .org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/sustainable-freight-transport-and-finance -workshop-caribbean DTSTAMP:20260911T152021Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR