Countries are increasingly introducing sustainability requirements at their borders. These range from carbon border adjustment mechanisms to regulations on forced labour or deforestation. But how can traders demonstrate at the border that they meet these requirements? The new regulations demand new information from traders. At the same time, customs and other border officials need to verify compliance. There is a risk that the new requirements will create regulatory burdens, delays, and administrative costs if border compliance processes are not well-designed.
Meeting sustainability requirements at the border
Can digital tools help?
Policy brief
Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Abstract
In the same series
-
Policy brief
Addressing climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution together
26 October 20269 Pages -
Policy brief
Lessons from fertilisers
19 October 20267 Pages -
15 October 202615 Pages
-
15 October 202612 Pages
-
Policy brief
Evidence from innovative start‑ups in the EU and the US
8 October 20267 Pages
Related publications
-
30 September 202656 Pages
-
3 June 202646 Pages -
9 October 202527 Pages
-
18 September 202526 Pages