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Making trade work for the environment, prosperity and resilience

Material type: TextTextPublication details: World Trade Organization GenevaCH 2018Description: 102 pSubject(s): Action note:
  • 3/18/19 EVELYND
Summary: This publication looks at the interplay between trade and the environment and identifies ways to ensure that trade and a healthy environment reinforce each other. It highlights the need for coordinated action, along with fit-for-purpose policies and institutions, to expand the contribution of trade for a better and more resilient environment. It illustrates how the WTO and UN Environment are working together to support countries in identifying opportunities to use trade proactively to promote sustainability and propsperity, and to strengthen international cooperation to deliver benefits for all.
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Monograph CARICOM Documentation Centre 09.01.01 M235 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0000000032001

This publication looks at the interplay between trade and the environment and identifies ways to ensure that trade and a healthy environment reinforce each other. It highlights the need for coordinated action, along with fit-for-purpose policies and institutions, to expand the contribution of trade for a better and more resilient environment. It illustrates how the WTO and UN Environment are working together to support countries in identifying opportunities to use trade proactively to promote sustainability and propsperity, and to strengthen international cooperation to deliver benefits for all.

3/18/19 EVELYND

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