The latest Intergovernmental Panel o n Climate Change (IPCC) report highlights that forest conservation\, i mproved management\, and restoration offer the most substantial potential for economic mitigation.
\n\nThe primary goal of this roundtable at MC13 is to facilitate meaningful and solutions-oriented dialogue and knowl edge-sharing toward achieving deforestation-free global value chains\, whi ch are effective\, fair\, and inclusive. It will also increase trade polic ymakers’ awareness around the interlinkages of trade policy and related me asures\, environmental regulations\, livelihoods\, and environmental prote ction.
\n\nKey themes of the discussion will be national and interna tional efforts of forest protection\, private sector initiatives\, innovat ive sustainable business models\, and key enabling policy solutions. In re cognizing that deforestation is just one facet of climate change and natur e loss challenges\, participants will explore how businesses\, including s mallholders\, local communities and indigenous peoples can prepare for pot ential supply chain disruption resulting from additional environmental sus tainability market regulations\, and the role of trade and trade policy to support in this transition.
\n\nThe session will explore the fair a llocation of the burden of change in global supply chains\, and support fo r small business\, producers\, and marginalized communities to enable a ju st climate transition.
BEGIN:VALARM UID:30643065-3661-4435-b662-636465386166 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) rep ort [https://www.ipcc.ch/reports/] highlights that forest conservation\, i mproved management\, and restoration offer the most substantial potential for economic mitigation.\n\nThe primary goal of this roundtable at MC13 is to facilitate meaningful and solutions-oriented dialogue and knowledge-sh aring toward achieving deforestation-free global value chains\, which are effective\, fair\, and inclusive. It will also increase trade policymakers ’ awareness around the interlinkages of trade policy and related measures\ , environmental regulations\, livelihoods\, and environmental protection. \n\nKey themes of the discussion will be national and international effort s of forest protection\, private sector initiatives\, innovative sustainab le business models\, and key enabling policy solutions. In recognizing tha t deforestation is just one facet of climate change and nature loss challe nges\, participants will explore how businesses\, including smallholders\, local communities and indigenous peoples can prepare for potential supply chain disruption resulting from additional environmental sustainability m arket regulations\, and the role of trade and trade policy to support in t his transition.\n\nThe session will explore the fair allocation of the bur den of change in global supply chains\, and support for small business\, p roducers\, and marginalized communities to enable a just climate transitio n. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR