Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/414/REV.1 |
G-3§12 |
Korea, Republic of |
2021 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support |
Fisheries |
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3.12. As a result of such efforts, the area of marine forests increased from 15,252 ha in 2017 to 24,258 ha in 2020, and the number of marine ranches increased from 45 to 50 during the same period. The amount of collected lost or discarded fishing gears also continued to rise from 2,180 tonnes in 2017, 2,219 tonnes in 2018, 2,273 tonnes in 2019 and 2,654 tonnes in 2020, help restoring the coastal marine environment and improving the productivity of coastal fishing grounds.
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/414/REV.1 |
G-3§15 |
Korea, Republic of |
2021 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support |
Manufacturing |
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3.15. To reduce pollutants produced at manufacturing sites, the Korean Government introduced a total of 98 clean factories and designated around 50 products for remanufacturing by 2020. Korea also aims to lead the new economic order in a greener society under the 2050 carbon neutrality vision, and is planning to establish the "Visions and Strategies for Industrial Transformation to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050."
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Clean
Climate
Green
Pollution
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/414/REV.1 |
G-3§16 |
Korea, Republic of |
2021 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support |
Manufacturing |
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3.16. The Korean Government has placed its focus on regulation improvements, standardization, and industrial reorganization to advance Korea's industrial ecosystem and promote innovation in the manufacturing sector. (...) The regime helped create new business opportunities, as demonstrated by hydrogen charging stations in urban areas and smart parking robot services. (...).
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/415 |
G-4§50 |
China |
2021 |
Measures |
Non-monetary support |
Not specified |
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4.50. (...) In carrying out international development cooperation, China has always taken into full consideration the resources, development level and needs of other developing countries and helped them build the capacity for home-grown development to achieve diversified, independent and sustainable development. (...)
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/415 |
G-5§8 |
China |
2021 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support, Other support measures |
Agriculture |
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5.8. Since the last review, China has further advanced the supply-side structural reform in agriculture. The irrigation and water conservation infrastructure has been continuously improved. Scientific and technological equipment support for agricultural development has been strengthened. (...) Meanwhile, China commits itself to improving agricultural subsidy policies. Its agricultural subsidy system, as well as relevant incentive and disincentive mechanism, is green-oriented and aims at promoting rational utilization of agricultural resources and protection of ecological environment. (...).
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Conservation
Eco
Environment
Green
Water
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Secretariat TPR |
WT/TPR/S/397/REV.1 |
S-4§74 |
Japan |
2020 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support, Other support measures |
Fisheries |
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4.74. Japan's latest overall strategy is defined by the New Basic Plan for Fisheries, which was formulated in 2017 and sets a self-sufficiency ratio for FY2017 of 70%. The aim of the strategy is to enhance fisheries' sustainable resource management, to make fisheries a growing industry through increased productivity, and to maintain fisheries communities and increase their revenues. Actions and programmes to that effect include export promotion initiatives to identify and help potential exporters; encouragement to local producers to make their own plans to find and exploit potentially available resources; incentives for resources management and sustainability; incentives for young fishermen; training and education programmes; research programmes; and relaxation of the conditions of employment of foreign workers in the sector.
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Fish
Natural resources
Sustainable
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Secretariat TPR |
WT/TPR/S/397/REV.1 |
S-4§111 |
Japan |
2020 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support |
Energy |
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4.111. Regarding wind energy, the SEP acknowledges the environmental constraints, the scarcity of suitable locations available onshore, the grid connection, and the high costs of production. It sets an ambitious cost objective of JPY 8 to JPY 9/kWh in 2030, and plans to develop this energy essentially offshore, and to introduce a bidding system to limit costs.
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Energy
Environment
Renewable
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/400 |
G-3§23 |
Thailand |
2020 |
Measures |
Non-monetary support |
Manufacturing |
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3.23. The development guidelines of circular economy can be divided into three main areas as follows:
(1) Production: The Government promotes the use of degradable raw materials, such as biomaterials in production process. Some of the promotion measures are included in the Bio Industry Development Strategy.
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Secretariat TPR |
WT/TPR/S/400/REV.1 |
S-4§13 |
Thailand |
2020 |
Sectors |
Non-monetary support |
Agriculture |
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4.13. The World Bank (...) recommended: developing a better-functioning land rental market; increasing the efficiency and sustainability of irrigation investments; more and better funding of agricultural research and extension programmes; and moving away from commodity support programmes towards a broad-based agricultural and food policy. [4]
[4] World Bank (2020), Thailand Economic Monitor – Productivity for prosperity.
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Government TPR |
WT/TPR/G/395 |
G-3§46(e) |
European Union |
2020 |
Measures |
Non-monetary support, Other support measures |
Energy, Other |
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3.46. The package, proposed by the European Commission in November 2016, included several legislative proposals, (...)
e. The Energy Performance in Buildings Directive aims to accelerate the cost-effective renovation of existing buildings, with the vision of a decarbonised building stock by 2050 and the mobilisation of investments. It also supports electro-mobility infrastructure deployment in buildings' car parks and introduces new provisions to enhance smart technologies and technical building systems, including automation.
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