Finance

Report on Trade, Environment, and Transparency and Participation

Hamada, Ana-Mari und Markus Knigge 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Transparency and Participation (CAT-E). Earth University, Ecologic, Berlin.Read more

Publication

Report on Trade, Environment, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism

Tarasofsky, Richard 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism (CAT-E). Chatham House, Ecologic Institute, London, Berlin.Read more

Publication

Report on Trade, Environment, and Intellectual Property Rights

Richard Tarasofsky 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Intellectual Property Rights (CAT-E). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.Read more

Publication

Report on Trade and Multilateral Environmental Agreements

Knigge, Markus 2005: Report on Trade and Multilateral Environmental Agreements (CAT-E). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.Read more

Publication

Soil

Assessing the Economic Impacts of Soil Degradation

Volume Ill: Empirical Estimation of the Impacts

Görlach, B., R. Landgrebe-Trinkunaite, E. Interwies, M. Bouzit, D. Darmendrail and J.-D. Rinaudo (2004): Assessing the Economic Impact of Soil Degradation. Volume IV: Executive Summary. Study commissioned by The European Commisson, DG Environment, Sudy Contract ENV.B.1/ETU/2003/0024. Berlin: EcologicRead more

Publication

Land Use

Assessing the Economic Impacts of Soil Degradation

Volume IV: Executive Summary

Presentation

Speech

Light at the end of the tunnel? Participation and Transparency in Export Credit Agencies

TimeLoc

3 December 2004

Berlin

Germany

Markus Knigge

Benjamin Görlach

"Greening of Policies - Interlinkages and Policy Integration" was the title of the Fourth Berlin Conference on the human dimension of global change. Organised by the Environmental Policy Research Centre of the Free University Berlin the conference took place on 3-4 December 2004 in Berlin. Ecologic Fellows Benjamin Görlach and Markus Knigge presented their work on transparency in export credit agencies.

Event

Multilateral Environmetal Agreements (MEAs) and WTO Rules

TimeLoc

10 May 2004

Szentendre

Hungary

In the framework of the EC funded Programme "Raising the awareness of trade issues in civil society", Ecologic is organising a one-day seminar in Budapest, Hungary. The aim of the seminar is to provide participants from civil society with a better understanding of the relationship between multilateral environmental agreements and WTO rules, to raise awareness on how better to participate in and influence European trade policy and to contribute to a closer co-operation and networking among civil society groups in Hungary. The Seminar languages will be English and Hungarian. Read more

Event

Dinner Dialogue