Trade, Labour, Environment and Sustainable Global Value Chains

Trade, Labour, Environment and Sustainable Global Value Chains (New)
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Trade, Labour, Environment and Sustainable Global Value Chains

7–11 April 2025
The course is available in English
Introduction to the course

In today's interconnected world, where commerce transcends borders and sustainability is at the forefront of global priorities, understanding the intricate relationship between trade, labour, the environment, and global value chains is essential. The training course Trade, Labour, Environment, and Sustainable Global Value Chains equips participants with the tools to navigate this dynamic and complex landscape. This intensive one-week programme provides a highly engaging learning journey, blending expert insights with practical applications. Through interactive discussions, real-world case studies, and group workshops, participants will examine key issues such as ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards, the link between International Labour Standards and trade, the financial role of multilateral development banks in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the impact of sustainability and technology within the WTO framework. The course also focuses on the legal approaches needed to address the challenges of modern global value chains. Taking place in the collaborative environment of the ITCILO Campus in Turin, this programme offers unparalleled opportunities for dialogue and knowledge exchange with professionals from diverse sectors worldwide. By the end of the course, participants will leave equipped with actionable strategies and a deeper understanding of how trade, labour, and environmental policies can shape sustainable global commerce.

Who attends this course?

This course is tailored for: Legal professionals, advisors, practitioners, and managers with prior experience in international trade law. Senior representatives from public administrations, private corporations, United Nations agencies, foundations, and non-governmental organisations. Specialists in corporate legal affairs, governmental or intergovernmental bodies, academic institutions, and think tanks seeking advanced knowledge on global trade and sustainable value chains.

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