Sustainability

The International Trade Centre (ITC) helps countries adopt and strengthen their trade and investment legal and regulatory frameworks to best integrate green growth and harness trade as a way towards a sustainable and inclusive economy. Trade, and accompanying economic growth, can have a significant impact on the environment. Developing countries can align their trade and investment policies with green economy policies to ensure they effectively address environmental challenges and benefit from a circular economy.

TRANSITIONING TO LOW CARBON TRADE – IS CENTRAL ASIA READY?

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Cyan
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Event type
Public event
External ID
PE-WC4803
Overview

<p><strong>This webinar aims to discuss the following:&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>The recently concluded EU CBAM Regulation and relevance for Central Asia’s trade,&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>National and regional level efforts that can be explored to facilitate compliance with the CBAM and move towards low carbon supply chains, and&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Explore trade and investment policy tools that can be leveraged to facilitate the transition to low carbon trade in the long term.</strong>&nbsp;</p>

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