UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), en colaboración con MINCETUR Perú y SECO Economic Cooperation and Development , organiza una capacitación específica orientada a alinear las políticas comerciales con la #SostenibilidadAmbiental en Perú. Este taller reunirá a funcionarios gubernamentales y actores clave de la industria para debatir sobre los vínculos esenciales entre el comercio y el medio ambiente en un mercado global en transformación. A medida que aumentan las demandas de consumidores y reguladores para prácticas sostenibles, esta capacitación aborda: 🎯 La relación entre comercio y medio ambiente y los flujos comerciales de los bienes y servicios ambientales 🎯 El impacto de las #NormasAmbientales en las exportaciones agrícolas 🎯 El precio del carbono y el rol del comercio en la acción climática 🎯 La contaminación #plástica y la #EconomíaCircular 🎯 La #EconomíaOceánica y el acuerdo de subsidios a la pesca de la OMC Con presentaciones técnicas y estudios de caso, esta sesión equipa a responsables de políticas y partes interesadas para enfrentar prácticas comerciales sostenibles. Para presentaciones y más información sobre el taller: 🔗 https://bit.ly/3NIzQQI Mariella Amemiya Siu, Massimo Bloch,LUZ MARIA de la Mora, Chantal Line Carpentier, David Vivas Eugui, Claudia Contreras, Rodrigo Carcamo-Diaz, Marco Fugazza, Enrique Lendo, Henrique Pacini
UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries
Außenhandel und internationale Entwicklung
Supporting developing countries to sustainably utilise, manage and care for their oceans and the people depending on it.
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Oceans and seas cover over two-thirds of the earth's surface, provide food and minerals, generate oxygen, absorb greenhouse gases and keep climate change in check, determine weather patterns and temperatures, and serve as highways for sea-borne international trade. Oceans and seas can play a major role in contributing to achieving sustainable development, economic growth, and livelihoods. UNCTAD is supporting developing countries to identify the opportunities and challenges that the oceans economy can bring. It also supports national trade and other competent authorities to design and create an enabling policy and regulatory environment that promotes the development and emergence of sustainable oceans economic sectors through the definition and implementation of national and regional oceans economy and trade strategies. UNCTAD obtained a new mandate on oceans and seas at the UNCTAD 14 Conference (Paragraph 100(t) of the Nairobi Maafikiano). UNCTAD's Oceans Economy pillars help to implement this mandate to pursue sustainable and inclusive development, in line with SDG14, and technological capacity, innovation, and policy and regulatory coherence in areas within and beyond national jurisdiction.
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🌊 Join Us for the Next IOI Alumni CPD Webinar! 🌍 ✨ Title: From Promises to Practice: Addressing the Disconnect Between Global Ocean Goals and Effective Implementation 📅 Date: 6th December 2024 🕘 Time: 9:30 - 11:30 AM CET 💻 Platform: Microsoft Teams Dive into a compelling discussion with global experts as we explore the persistent gap between ambitious Ocean commitments and tangible actions. This webinar will feature two engaging fireside chats: 🌟 Chat 1: The barriers hindering progress in Ocean governance. 🌟 Chat 2: Success stories and actionable pathways for effective solutions. Hosted alongside the IOI Training Programme on Regional Ocean Governance, this event is a must-attend for anyone passionate about shaping the future of Ocean Governance. 🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/eK_CByr3 #OceanGovernance #IOIWebinar #CapacityBuilding #IOIHQ
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UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries hat dies direkt geteilt
UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), en colaboración con MINCETUR Perú y SECO Economic Cooperation and Development , organiza una capacitación específica orientada a alinear las políticas comerciales con la #SostenibilidadAmbiental en Perú. Este taller reunirá a funcionarios gubernamentales y actores clave de la industria para debatir sobre los vínculos esenciales entre el comercio y el medio ambiente en un mercado global en transformación. A medida que aumentan las demandas de consumidores y reguladores para prácticas sostenibles, esta capacitación aborda: 🎯 La relación entre comercio y medio ambiente y los flujos comerciales de los bienes y servicios ambientales 🎯 El impacto de las #NormasAmbientales en las exportaciones agrícolas 🎯 El precio del carbono y el rol del comercio en la acción climática 🎯 La contaminación #plástica y la #EconomíaCircular 🎯 La #EconomíaOceánica y el acuerdo de subsidios a la pesca de la OMC Con presentaciones técnicas y estudios de caso, esta sesión equipa a responsables de políticas y partes interesadas para enfrentar prácticas comerciales sostenibles. Para presentaciones y más información sobre el taller: 🔗 https://bit.ly/3NIzQQI Mariella Amemiya Siu, Massimo Bloch,LUZ MARIA de la Mora, Chantal Line Carpentier, David Vivas Eugui, Claudia Contreras, Rodrigo Carcamo-Diaz, Marco Fugazza, Enrique Lendo, Henrique Pacini
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UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries hat dies direkt geteilt
Chief of Section a.i., Trade, Environment, Climate Change & Sustainable Development Branch at UNCTAD
🐡‼️ I am thrilled to share UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)’s latest technical note, offering the first ever mapping of ocean-related measures in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Small Island Developing States (SIDS). 🌊 Oceans are critical to SIDS - not only as key economic drivers through fisheries, tourism and trade, but also as vital buffers against the devastating impacts of climate change. These countries face disproportionate risks from rising sea levels, extreme weather and ocean degradation, which threaten their livelihoods, ecosystems and even their survival. 🐠 This publication is unique in directly responding to UNCTAD’s action on climate and the SIDS Strategy under the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda (ABBAs). It follows on from UNFCCC COP29 and serves as a key resource as we prepare for the 5th Ocean Forum next year. 🌍 The analysis of 606 ocean measures submitted by SIDS shows a strong focus on adaptation and resilience. However, it also highlights the urgent need for global support - financial, technical and trade-related - to help these nations achieve their ambitious climate goals while protecting their oceans and economies. Read the full report here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e_ceUwcg LUZ MARIA de la Mora Chantal Line Carpentier Federico Manto Jan Yves Remy Diana Barrowclough Maria Durleva Claudia Contreras Malick KANE Samantha Kiernan Hasan Abdullayev Elizabeth D. Henrique Pacini Rémi Lang UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries FAO UNFCCC UN United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of The Sea (UNDOALOS) Représentation permanente de la France auprès de l'ONU à Genève Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) The Commonwealth Secretariat of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) #SIDS #SustainableDevelopment #OceanEconomy #UNCTAD #COP29 #OceanForum2025 #ClimateActionIsOceanAction
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UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries hat dies direkt geteilt
UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is proud to release its latest technical note analysing ocean-related measures in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Small Island Developing States (SIDS). The report sheds light on: 🌊 The strategies SIDS use to develop sustainable ocean economies and conserve marine ecosystems. 📊 606 ocean measures, with a strong focus on adaptation and resilience to address immediate climate risks. 🌎 Practical recommendations for strengthening the next iteration of NDCs (NDC 3.0), set for 2025. As we prepare for the 2025 UN Ocean Conference, this analysis underscores the importance of global solidarity in addressing the urgent challenges that SIDS face from climate change. Read the full report here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9Jv6NUE FAO United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of The Sea (UNDOALOS) The Commonwealth Secretariat of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) CARICOM: Caribbean Community Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States OECS International Ocean Institute Ministère des Affaires étrangères français Shridath Ramphal Centre, UWI Chantal Line Carpentier David Vivas Eugui Federico Manto Diana Barrowclough Claudia Contreras Malick KANE Jan Yves Remy Samantha Kiernan Hasan Abdullayev #SIDS #SustainableDevelopment #OceanEconomy #UNCTAD #COP29 #OceanForum2025 #ClimateActionIsOceanAction
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UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries hat dies direkt geteilt
A new UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report offers the first-ever mapping of ocean-related measures in the national climate plans of small island developing states (SIDS). 🌊 Oceans are critical to SIDS not only as key economic drivers through fisheries, tourism and trade, but also as vital buffers against the devastating impacts of climate change. These countries face disproportionate risks from rising sea levels, extreme weather and ocean degradation, which threaten their livelihoods, ecosystems and even their survival. 🌍 The analysis of 606 ocean measures submitted by SIDS shows a strong focus on adaptation and resilience. However, it also highlights the urgent need for global support - financial, technical and trade-related - to help these nations achieve their ambitious climate goals while protecting their oceans and economies. 🌍 In Africa, the report shows that São Tomé and Príncipe is among the countries with the largest share of marine fisheries measures. It's also among the countries with the highest share of measures relating to aquaculture and hatcheries in their plans, and its marine fisheries measures focus on adaptation. Read the full report: ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ghLJcJ UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries David Vivas Eugui
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UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries hat dies direkt geteilt
Chief of Section a.i., Trade, Environment, Climate Change & Sustainable Development Branch at UNCTAD
🐡‼️ I am thrilled to share UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)’s latest technical note, offering the first ever mapping of ocean-related measures in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Small Island Developing States (SIDS). 🌊 Oceans are critical to SIDS - not only as key economic drivers through fisheries, tourism and trade, but also as vital buffers against the devastating impacts of climate change. These countries face disproportionate risks from rising sea levels, extreme weather and ocean degradation, which threaten their livelihoods, ecosystems and even their survival. 🐠 This publication is unique in directly responding to UNCTAD’s action on climate and the SIDS Strategy under the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda (ABBAs). It follows on from UNFCCC COP29 and serves as a key resource as we prepare for the 5th Ocean Forum next year. 🌍 The analysis of 606 ocean measures submitted by SIDS shows a strong focus on adaptation and resilience. However, it also highlights the urgent need for global support - financial, technical and trade-related - to help these nations achieve their ambitious climate goals while protecting their oceans and economies. Read the full report here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e_ceUwcg LUZ MARIA de la Mora Chantal Line Carpentier Federico Manto Jan Yves Remy Diana Barrowclough Maria Durleva Claudia Contreras Malick KANE Samantha Kiernan Hasan Abdullayev Elizabeth D. Henrique Pacini Rémi Lang UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries FAO UNFCCC UN United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of The Sea (UNDOALOS) Représentation permanente de la France auprès de l'ONU à Genève Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) The Commonwealth Secretariat of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) #SIDS #SustainableDevelopment #OceanEconomy #UNCTAD #COP29 #OceanForum2025 #ClimateActionIsOceanAction
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UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is proud to release its latest technical note analysing ocean-related measures in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Small Island Developing States (SIDS). The report sheds light on: 🌊 The strategies SIDS use to develop sustainable ocean economies and conserve marine ecosystems. 📊 606 ocean measures, with a strong focus on adaptation and resilience to address immediate climate risks. 🌎 Practical recommendations for strengthening the next iteration of NDCs (NDC 3.0), set for 2025. As we prepare for the 2025 UN Ocean Conference, this analysis underscores the importance of global solidarity in addressing the urgent challenges that SIDS face from climate change. Read the full report here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9Jv6NUE FAO United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of The Sea (UNDOALOS) The Commonwealth Secretariat of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) CARICOM: Caribbean Community Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States OECS International Ocean Institute Ministère des Affaires étrangères français Shridath Ramphal Centre, UWI Chantal Line Carpentier David Vivas Eugui Federico Manto Diana Barrowclough Claudia Contreras Malick KANE Jan Yves Remy Samantha Kiernan Hasan Abdullayev #SIDS #SustainableDevelopment #OceanEconomy #UNCTAD #COP29 #OceanForum2025 #ClimateActionIsOceanAction
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Small scale fisheries #workshop to outline possible solutions and #READING Technical note: “South-South trade in the marine fisheries and aquaculture sectors”
Yesterday, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), FAO GLOBEFISH and Shanghai Ocean University held a crucial workshop to address the dual challenges facing Small-Scale Fisheries (SSF) - 1) limited market access and 2) sustainability amid overfishing and climate change. During the discussion, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)’s David Vivas Eugui and Víctor Meseguer Sánchez provided several key takeaways: 📌 Expanding South-South trade offers a growing opportunity for SSF to integrate into global value chains, creating new pathways for market entry. 📌 Reducing tariffs and streamlining non-tariff measures within trade agreements like the Global System of Trade Preferences (GSTP) is essential in boosting SSF’s competitiveness. 📌 Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) is a transformative approach to promoting sustainable, people-centered development in SSF. See https://lnkd.in/d2kWUNTJ As we continue to understand the challenges and opportunities facing SSF, it is clear that collaboration and targeted action will be key to unlocking a more sustainable and inclusive future. ☀️🌎🐠 Chantal Line Carpentier Henrique Pacini Marcio Castro de Souza Maria Durleva Mariana Toussaint Audun Lem, Ph.D. Mele Tauati Tinggui Chen Ludovic Arnaud #SmallScaleFisheries #Sustainability #Aquaculture #SouthSouthTrade #SocialEconomy #TradeBarriers #SSF #OceanActionIsClimateAction
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Developing the value from organic residues, an important part of the #bioeconomy, is essential for achieving additional jobs and income with less land use intensity and environmental degradation. Find out more on how the The SMEP Programme is: Turning organic waste into valuable protein: https://lnkd.in/eMrgC_dd Extracting textile fibres from pinapple crops: https://lnkd.in/eGFzmnrC Extracting textile fibres from banana stems: https://lnkd.in/eBxEtbHm Producing biogas out of fish residues: https://lnkd.in/ex558eSD SMEP is funded by the UK, and implemented jointly with UNCTAD, in cooperation with the UNCTAD Ocean Economy and Fisheries programme. Andrew Wallace James Boyd-Moss Dominic Wanjihia Ebenezer Amadi Bananatex®
Plastics, increasingly viewed as the future of fossil fuels, are dominating global discussions on sustainability and environmental degradation. As one of the leading UN-led conferences on plastic pollution convenes to create an international legally binding international agreement, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) highlights the untapped potential of organic residues in combating plastic pollution and driving sustainable development. UNCTAD has analyzed trade flows under the Global System of Trade Preferences (GSTP), revealing that residues and waste from the food industry rank as the third most traded agricultural product amongst developing countries. This trend highlights their growing importance in South-South trade and their untapped potential to foster a circular economy and advance sustainable development. “Regrettably, organic material and plastics are often mixed, and this lack of separation robs us of value addition opportunities,” says Henrique Pacini, who leads UNCTAD’s work at the Sustainable Manufacturing and Environmental Pollution (The SMEP Programme), a strategic partnership between UNCTAD and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (UK-FCDO). Find out more: https://ow.ly/5OUV50UgTBN #INC5 #PlasticsTreaty
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