Climate Action and Green Value Chains: SMEs and the Global South’s Role in International Trade

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In this episode of The Sustainability Journey, we dive into the transformative potential of SMEs in driving climate action and fostering green value chains. Vanessa Enogbogbo, a key leader at the International Trade Centre (ITC), shares her insights on how small businesses in the Global South can navigate international trade, overcome barriers, and lead the sustainability revolution. "Small businesses can make a huge contribution to achieving climate goals if they are empowered to take action." — Vanessa Erogbogbo Join us as we explore the challenges, opportunities, and the pivotal role that women entrepreneurs and SMEs play in the green transition, turning global trade into a force for good.

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