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Final report
Sustainability impact assessment in support of the negotiations for the modernisation of the trade part of the association agreement with Chile
Final report
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This is the final report for the Trade Sustainability Impact Assessment (SIA) in support of the negotiations to modernise the trade pillar of the existing EU-Chile Association Agreement. The report presents findings of the analysis regarding the potential economic, social, human rights and environmental impacts (the four “sustainability pillars”) stemming from provisions in the modernised Agreement or being a consequence of removing or reducing remaining barriers to bilateral trade and investment between the EU and Chile. The report also presents recommendations for issues to be addressed in the modernised Agreement and mitigating measures. It furthermore describes the methodology used and, in a separate appendix, a summary of the consultation activities and contributions received from stakeholders in Chile and the EU. Summarising the main findings, the modernised Agreement is unlikely to raise sustainability concerns across the four sustainability pillars at the economy-wide level for either Chile or the EU. The modernised Agreement builds on the already substantial existing liberalisation in the current EU-Chile Agreement and thus the expected economic effects are relatively small. Nevertheless, some effects – both positive and negative – in particular for specific sectors, areas, or for groups of people (which are analysed in a series of sector and case studies) cannot be excluded. Potential negative effects can be mitigated, and positive effects enhanced by incorporating appropriate provisions into the text of the modernised Agreement, notably in relation to trade and sustainable development, and trade and gender. In addition, domestic measures by Chile and the European Union can also help mitigate or enhance potential impacts.
- Avaldatud:
- Kollektiivautor(id): BKP Development Research & Consulting , Kaubanduse peadirektoraat (Euroopa Komisjon)
- Teemad: Kaubandus – Konkurents
- Teema: Euroopa Liit , inimõigused , juhtumiuuring , kaubanduskokkulepe (EL) , keskkonnamõju , majanduslik tagajärg , mõju uuring , sotsiaalne mõju , Tšiili , vabakaubandusleping
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-18804-9 | DOI 10.2781/419678 | Katalooginumber NG-01-20-286-EN-N |
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