Natnael Simachew Nigatu

For developing countries such as the Philippines, trade policy can be an effective tool to mitigate the effects of climate change and fulfill their commitments to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions under the Paris Agreement. Trade policy could be aimed at boosting imports of goods like solar panels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, for example, or flood-defense systems to protect against rising sea levels.

Can you imagine a job where you can decide where to work, when to work, and which projects to work on? According to our recent data analysis, this is exactly how 243 million youth around the world are challenging the traditional career path, particularly in developing countries where they seek higher pay and jobs that are not easily available close to home.

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