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Alliance
of Small Island States Workshop on Trade, Sustainable Development and
Small Island Developing States
Jamaica, 12 - 15 December, 2001
Related
Documents
- Draft
of the Final Recommendations - pending endorsement
(pdf)
- Capacity
Building Task Force on Trade Environment and Development, The CBTF in
Brief
The overall purpose of UNEP and
UNCTAD Capacity Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development
(CBTF) is to strengthen the capacities of countries, particularly developing
countries and countries with economies in transition, to effectively
address trade-environment-development issues.
- CBTF
Projects Now Underway (November 2001)
Over 40 project proposals have
been submitted to the CBTF on thematic research, country projects, training
and policy dialogue. Evaluation of this first round of proposals was
completed in early 2001.
- Economic
Reforms, Trade Liberalization and the Environment: A Synthesis of UNEP
Country Projects, 5 November, 2001
This report presents a synthesis
of the main findings and conclusions from six projects being undertaken
by UNEP to assess the environmental effects of trade liberalization
and other trade-related policies in developing countries.
- Enhancing
Synergies and Mutual Supportiveness of Multilateral Environmental Agreements
and the World Trade Organisation
This paper explores how to enhance
synergies and mutual supportiveness among trade and environmental policies,
rules and institutions. Five meetings between June 1999 and June 2001
have brought together the Secretariats of WTO, MEAs, and UNEP, in most
cases also with governments and NGOs.
- Ministerial
Declaration:
The 4th WTO Ministerial Conference in Doha, Qatar on 9-13 November,
2001.
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- Proposed
Procedures for Extensions Under Article 27.4 for Certain Developing
Country Members
The 4th WTO Ministerial Conference in Doha
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For
questions relating to the workshop please contact Ms. Desna Solofa
of the Samoa Mission at desnams@bigplanet.com,
or Mr. Espen Ronneberg at the United Nations in New York at ronneberg@un.org.
Copyright ©2000 United Nations SIDS Unit
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