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Trade and Development Report 2020_UNCTAD.jpg
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
The reports analyses current economic trends and major policy issues of international concern, and makes suggestions for addressing these issues at various levels.
Social Science Research Network (SSRN)

A transformative, integrated, and holistic approach to sustainability is necessary to reach a prosperous future for all. With growing inequality in the world, demographic change, and rapid technological development, and 40 percent of the world’s population with no access to digital technology, access to digital technology for all and ultimately having a prosperous future is a must. Doing so will give a voice to the voiceless. For that, governments, companies, and transnational institutions should invest as much as possible to make it happen and provide solutions that are rules-based, inclusive, innovative, disruptive, and simple. Access to energy, mitigating climate change, and benefiting from international trade and investment all can be achieved thanks to technological advancement. These global challenges are complex, interconnected, multidimensional, interdependent, and multi-causal.

Integrating Cattle Raising and Deforestation Policies in Peru_CDP.jpg
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Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
This report explores the agri-food industry and provides recommendations to policymakers in Peru
Aligning China’s Development Strategies and Commodity Trade to Achieve a Sustainable Soy Supply Chain._CDP.jpg
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Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
This report explores how China can better align its international cooperation and trade activities to green development policies and reinforce its role as a global environmental leader.
The Scale of Illicit Trade in Pacific Ocean Marine Resources_WRI.jpg
World Resources Institute (WRI)
This working paper analyses the costs to Pacific countries of illegal trade in marine resources by looking at the loss in gross revenues from the unreported catch, the impact across the fish value chain (economic impact), the loss to household incomes (income impact), and the loss in tax revenues (tax impact).