Ukraine ratifies Aarhus Convention’s amendment on genetically modified organisms, prompting its entry into force

Ukraine ratifies Aarhus Convention’s amendment on genetically modified organisms, prompting its entry into force


Ukraine has ratified the amendment on public participation in decisions on the deliberate release into the environment and placing on the market of genetically modified organisms (GMO amendment) to the UNECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention). This ratification triggers the entry into force of the GMO amendment following its adoption by Convention Parties 20 years ago. The amendment will become effective on 20 April 2025. ?This means that the 33 Parties that have ratified the GMO amendment (including the European Union ), as well as all United Nations Member States joining the amendment or the Convention in the future – must establish in their regulatory framework effective means to ensure transparency and public participation in related decisions.?Read more


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UNECE showcases potential of digitalization in the energy sector???

At the intersection of technological innovation and policy to accelerate the clean energy transition, UNECE has issued a compendium of case studies highlighting the potential of digital technologies and the related governance frameworks to address key challenges in the energy system.?Featuring selected case studies and providing examples of effective governance policies, the publication offers examples of the transformative power of digital technologies in the energy sector, from grid management and cybersecurity to the adoption of smart meters and artificial intelligence.?It bridges the gap between theoretical frameworks and real-world applications, highlighting the successful implementation of the policy recommendations from the UNECE Task Force of Digitalization in Energyin diverse geographic and socio-economic contexts.?Read more


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UNECE advances digital transformation of multimodal data and document exchange in Moldova and Ukraine

UNECE has joined hands with the Economic Council to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova to help integrate Moldova and Ukraine in a seamless multimodal digital data and document exchange using the e-business standards of UNECE subsidiary body - the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business ( UN/CEFACT ). With Moldova and Ukraine becoming a bridge between two large UNECE subregions – the European Union and Central Asia – and with UN/CEFACT standards becoming a digital lingua franca for cross-border trade and transport, digital connectivity is key to enhancing regional trade and economic integration. This is particularly relevant as total trade between the European Union and Central Asia has grown by 38.8% over the last decade, from €34.2 billion in 2012 to €47.5 billion in 2022, with two-thirds of total trade being imports to the European Union. Read more


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