Drivers for a New Industrial and Trade Policy in Sense of Just Transition and Decarbonization

The event will focus on discussing industrial policies from the perspective of decarbonization and the analysis of how the restructuring of global trade can be fundamental to the success of the global climate agenda. The implications of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its impact on the demand for low-carbon products will be addressed, identifying emerging opportunities for innovation and leadership in sustainability. We will also discuss how mechanisms like powershoring can unlock new opportunities for economic growth and strengthening international partnerships. Additionally, the critical role of development banks in financing and supporting sustainable projects, driving technological advancements, and promoting economic resilience will be explored. We will analyze the latest technological innovations that are transforming industries and creating new market opportunities, paving the way for a more sustainable and efficient future. The event will also provide insights into the concept of green jobs, understanding their importance in promoting environmental sustainability, economic growth, and social well-being. Finally, we will discuss the importance of South-South cooperation in achieving shared climate goals, enhancing resource exchange, and building resilient networks among developing countries. This event promises to be a valuable platform for discussing industrial decarbonization and global trade restructuring. Representatives from Civil Society Organizations, academia, and the public sector will be invited to participate in this discussion, contributing from their perspectives and experiences to enrich the debate on industrial policies and the restructuring of global trade in the context of decarbonization in global south.