Trade and Climate Change Summer School

Through a mix of lectures, interactive seminars, and exercise sessions, participants explored the latest trends and recent work in the active research field on trade and climate change in Perugia (Italy) from 15-19 July, 2024. Topics covered in depth included carbon leakage and countermeasures; the use quantitative trade models in the context of environmental policies and shocks; innovation and the diffusion of green technology; the energy, green and circular economy transition; and unintended and intended trade impacts of climate policies. The summer school presented a unique opportunity to enhance your expertise and engage with peers from diverse backgrounds. 

  • Duration

    40 hours

  • Location

    Perugia, Italy

  • Training typology

    Onsite

  • Certificate

    For onsite trainees

What's included?

  • Hands-on sessions
  • Text materials
  • Assessments
  • Certification
  • Peer to peer discussions

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the core concepts of international trade focusing on the impact of environmental policies.
  • Analyze the role of innovation in the adoption of low-carbon technologies worldwide.
  • Evaluate the economic implications of transitioning to a green and circular economy.
  • Examine the evolving landscape of climate change policies and understand their challenges.

    • Who we were looking for

    The course was designed for scholars and policy experts from academia, research institutes, or government agencies who are passionate about understanding the complex relationship between international trade and environmental sustainability. Participants were expected to have prior experience or training in economics, political science, or law, with an exposure to trade or environmental topics.

    Lesson series

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    Course Lessons

    Meet our core team

    Daria Taglioni
    Research Manager, Trade and International Integration, Development Economics
    Carolyn Fischer
    Research Manager, Sustainability and Infrastructure, Development Economics
    Erhan Artuc
    Senior Economist, Development Economics
    Anne Beck
    Junior Professional Officer, Development Economics