Judicial Cooperation and the Way Forward
08 October 2019
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Andrew Raine and Matthew Baird discussed the results of the breakout session and identified three key actions moving forward, namely: (i) the development of judicial capacity building tools, such as manuals, judges' certification or training, and green benches, environmental courts or environmental tribunals; (ii) the formation of judicial networks, such as the Asian Judges Network on Environment, and the Global Judicial Network on Environment; and (iii) the establishment of a Pacific Environmental Tribunal.

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Topics

  • Capacity Development
  • Climate Change
  • Environment
  • Knowledge Management
  • Regional Cooperation and Integration