ECO-CERTIFICATION AND FAIR TRADE / Country Pilot Partnership / /
Continent
Asia / Africa / /
Country
United States / South Africa / Namibia / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
International Institute / International Institute of Sustainable Development / Namibian Standards Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
even law / natural product / to trade in services / carbon finance mechanisms / natural products / eco-tourism infrastructure / mining / manufacturing / trade law / energy / /
Organization
Ministry of Environbe / Government of Namibia / National Expert Advisory Panel / MET Directorate of Environmental Affairs / National Planning Commission / office of the President / Ministry of Trade & Industry / Norwegian government / US Government / International Institute for Sustainable Development / Namibian Standards Institute / WTO / European Union / Government of the Republic of Namibia / GTZ Monterrey Fund / African Customs Union / Environmental Protection Agency / International Institute of Sustainable Development / Ministry of Environment & Tourism / /
Person
Susanne Thalwitzer / Juliane Zeidler / Jessica Jones / Laudika Kandjinga / Sheila Kiratu / Alexander Toto / Louisa Nakanuku / / /
Position
Permanent Secretary / forward for sustainable development / Environment Commissioner / Major / General / /
PublishedMedium
the Namibian / /
Region
saharan Africa / sub-Saharan Africa / Caribbean / /
TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT: EMERGING DYNAMICS FOR NAMIBIA’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A summary policy brief “At the most basic level, trade and the environment are related because all economic activity is based on the envi