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13-July-2006
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This study discusses the evolving demand for and supply of environmental goods and services in Kenya. (OECD Trade and Environment Working Paper No. 2004-02.)
This volume considers trade and development from an economic perspective, aiming to examine these emotive issues using empirical approaches and dispassionate analysis.
This collection of studies is intended as a practical tool to help negotiators navigate the numerous, complex issues that have arisen in international discussions over liberalising trade in environmental goods and services. In addition to explaining the background to the two earlier lists of environmental goods, the different chapters:
Explore various practical issues related to the classification of environmental goods, including
24-September-2004
English
OECD Trade Policy Working Paper No. 5. This report represents the stock-taking of the lessons learned from a series of twenty OECD case studies which examined specific market access problems arising from environmental and health requirements faced by developing country exporters.
This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Spanish Ministries of the Environment; Economy; Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Foreign Affairs; the Chairs of the Environmental Commissions of the Congress and the Senate, as well as ...
This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Czech Ministries of the Environment, of Industry and Trade, and of Foreign Affairs, representatives of several non-governmental organisations.
This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Finnish Ministries for Foreign Affairs, Environment, and Trade and Industry, and of the Grand Committee of the Finnish Parliament.
This consultation was the sixth meeting of the JWP with representatives of civil society. The meeting was well attended, with around 30 members of national and international NGOs representing the environmental, business and labour communities.
This case study describes the activities and mechanisms, which are in place in Japan for ensuring transparency and engaging in consultation with civil society on trade and environment issues.
OECD Member countries were invited to co-operate with a second review of the Implementation of the OECD Procedural Guidelines on Trade and Environment, by responding to a questionnaire. This document contains a copy of the original questionnaire...
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