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Start-ups around the world are leading the charge to reuse and recycle towards a more circular economy. UNCTAD explores best practices and policy options to accelerate this movement.

The Eastern European nation makes strides towards simplifying transit customs procedure and joining the European Union Common Transit Convention, with technical support from UNCTAD.

Written by Steve Capell, UN/CEFACT Vice Chair, Article No. 116, [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°101 - First Quarter 2024]

Written by Tatiana Rey-Bellet, Director TIR and Transit at IRU, Article No. 115, [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°101 - First Quarter 2024]

With the right policy and governance approach, sustainable trade can flourish and, in turn, nourish the very biodiversity on which it relies.

An UNCTAD report highlights key lessons from the Republic of Korea’s journey from an exporter of cars and electronics to a cultural powerhouse.

The overall outlook for trade in 2024 is positive, with increasing demand for environmental goods, especially electric cars, set to play a crucial role in driving growth.

The forum will explore ways to strengthen resilience and sustainability in global supply chains, ranging from trade facilitation reforms to digital innovations.

Marking World Consumer Rights Day, UNCTAD renews calls for policymakers and businesses to recognize and tackle existing bias hindering women in the marketplace.

A global regulatory framework centred on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity is key to unlocking the benefits of artificial intelligence for all.