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Economic Analysis
Promotion of sustainable development requires poverty alleviation without destroying sound environmental and ecological systems that are the basis of human existence. The effectiveness and feasibility of proposed policies must also be ensured through quantitative assessment of the economic costs of implementing the policies.

The Economic Analysis Team carries out policy analysis based on various economic analysis methods to reflect these aspects in the policy recommendations of IGES research projects. In addition, the theme of 'trade and environment' is becoming more and more important in the Asia-Pacific region where the process of regional economic integration is accelerating. The Economic Analysis Team conducts research on this theme using trade analysis techniques.
 
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Activity Report : Public Interest Activities Leaders Training Programme Seminar for Kanagawa High School Students ''Global Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development'' (14 Aug. 2009, Kanagawa, Hayama)
Activity Report : 3rd Working Group of ERIA-SD Project
''Mainstreaming Sustainable Development Policies in East Asia''
( 12 and 13 March 2009,Bogor, Indonesia )
 
 
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Programme Management Office, IGES
Tel. +81-46-826-9575 Fax. +81-46-855-3809
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