Course Language
English ‎(en)‎
Time Required
4 hours over 2 weeks
Course Type
Online/Internet Based
Course Fee
Free of charge
Course Access
Tutor
Alexander Kasterine Michaela Summerer

Climate Change and Trade Policy

This course introduces the trade and climate nexus, related policies, multilateral fora and areas of opportunity for developing countries. It is aimed at policymakers from trade and environment fields, as well as the private sector and civic society.

The first module of the course introduces key themes of the trade and climate nexus.. The following modules explore domestic green policies that affect trade and describe trade policy tools for building climate resilience. The course concludes with outlining trade priorities for developing countries, such as circularity, blue economy and carbon markets.

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

Have a deeper understanding of the nexus between climate change and trade;
Craft trade and environment policies for building national competitiveness and climate resilience;
Harness new market opportunities in emerging areas of importance, such as circularity, blue economy and carbon markets; and
Engage strategically in trade and environment discussions at the local, regional and multilateral levels.

Course Certification

Participants who meet the course requirements will receive a Certificate of Completion issued in electronic format.

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In partnership with

EU

Course Structure

  • 01 Climate and Trade. Key Themes and Concepts
  • 02 Domestic Measures Impacting Trade
  • 03 ​Greening Trade. Trade Tools for Climate Action
  • 04 Opportunities for Developing Countries in Green Trade