During its final two years, the Trade, Development and Environment Hub (TRADE Hub) has been focusing on outreach, synthesis and collaboration, starting to develop key final outputs such as its “Pathways to Just and Sustainable Trade” and engaging with relevant … Read More
Planetary Welcare Compass Illustration by Josh Knowles.
TRADE Hub researcher and UNEP-WCMC’s Head of Policy, Thiago Kanashiro Uehara, recently published a paper titled “Planetary Welcare Principles for Just and Sustainable Futures: A Compass for System Change, Trade Reforms, … Read More
A session at the Global Development Conference 2023: Biodiversity and Sustainable Development
(31 Oct – 1 Nov 2023) | Quito, Ecuador
Session date: 31 Oct
Session time: 14 – 15.30 (Quito)
There is increasing recognition of the role that trade … Read More
On October 10, the TRADE Hub co-organised the second webinar of its new “Nature-positive trade” series. This webinar focused on identifying opportunities for trade policy in supporting sustainable use of marine resources, including fisheries.
The event was a collaboration between … Read More
On June 16, the TRADE Hub co-organised the first webinar of its new “Nature-positive trade” series. This webinar focused on identifying opportunities for sustainable agriculture and biodiversity with a view to support the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework adopted by countries … Read More
The Trade, Development and the Environment Hub, led by the UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC), is bringing together organisations from different countries, including Brazil, to help make trade sustainable for people and the planet.
Together, these partners from industry, … Read More
Trade, via global value chains (GVCs), connects different countries across the globe through complex processes of production and consumption, to form a highly integrated global economy. The value of exported goods alone account for almost
We are pleased to welcome four new researchers to our Trade Hub programme: Krossy Mavakala Kalunseviko, Suzanne Mogue Kamga, Alice Karuri and Lude Kinzonzi have joined as 2020/21 Africa Oxford Trade and University of Oxford Biodiversity Fellows.
The … Read More
