Trade policies must promote not just economic growth, but also inclusive, sustainable and equitable development outcomes. Our latest blog gives an overview of an introductory learning companion that has recently been launched by UNEP. It provides learners of all types with up-to-date resources to understand the connections between trade, environment and development.

Manufacturing as an engine of growth: Which is the best fuel?

Manufacturing firms shouldn’t fear the true cost of fuel. Here’s why

VANADIUM AND ITS MAIN INDUSTRY: A REVIEW AND THE RESOURCE POTENTIAL IN CANADA

UNEP launched a new video presenting 10 steps to clearly communicate and provide reliable information on product sustainability. Whether you're a consumer or company, this interesting video is definitely worth checking.

So far, there has been no way for companies to account for their benefits and costs to society and the environment. According to the Impact-Weighted Accounts Initiative (IWAI) at Harvard Business School, it becomes apparent that many companies are creating environmental costs that exceed their total profit. So, how to measure a company's real impact?

Can fossil fuel subsidy reform in emerging economies bring large environmental benefits? Will it affect the number of industrial jobs? Check out this report by OECD on assessing the impact of energy prices on plant-level environmental and economic performance.