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Trade and Environment
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Since 1991, the Joint Working Party on Trade and Environment
(JWPTE), originally called Joint Session of Trade and
Environment Experts has presented a number of reports to
Ministers, including in 1993 the Procedural Guidelines on
Integrating Trade and Environment Policies and in 1995 and 1999
reports summarising the collective point of view of the OECD
trade and environment policy-makers.
The JWPTE meets regularly twice a year and sponsors certain
events, such as consultations with NGOs and workshops.
The aim of the JWPTE is to promote compatibility and mutual
reinforcement between trade and environment policies and
thereby to promote sustainable development. In fulfilment of
this objective, the JWPTE has undertaken analysis on a range of
topics that integrate trade and environment issues and
policies.
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NEA Books
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