With the current environmental policy debate taking place
in Australia the 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation (GCET16),
held 24 - 26 September 2015, is a rare chance to hear from global experts in
the area of market-based instruments relevant for greening of the economy and
progressing sustainable development.
in Australia the 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation (GCET16),
held 24 - 26 September 2015, is a rare chance to hear from global experts in
the area of market-based instruments relevant for greening of the economy and
progressing sustainable development.
GCET16 provides enlightened analysis of tax policy from
around the world to promote informed sustainable environmental goals. Join
delegates from up to 50 countries representing a variety of sectors (academic,
government, the private sector, and NGOs) across law, economics, accounting,
environmental management, and public administration to contribute your ideas
and deepen your understanding of the legal, economic and behavioural issues surrounding
environmental taxation.
around the world to promote informed sustainable environmental goals. Join
delegates from up to 50 countries representing a variety of sectors (academic,
government, the private sector, and NGOs) across law, economics, accounting,
environmental management, and public administration to contribute your ideas
and deepen your understanding of the legal, economic and behavioural issues surrounding
environmental taxation.
With a theme of Green Fiscal Reform: Protecting our
Natural Resources for a Sustainable Future, the conference’s keynote and
plenary speakers include The Hon Bob Carr, Director of the UTS Australia –
China Relations Institute, Prof Ross Garnaut, Professorial Research Fellow at
the University of Melbourne, Chloe Monroe, Chair and CEO, the Clean Energy
Regulator as well as leading figures from the OECD, US Consulate-General, CPA
Australia and the Nature Conservation Trust of NSW, among others.
Natural Resources for a Sustainable Future, the conference’s keynote and
plenary speakers include The Hon Bob Carr, Director of the UTS Australia –
China Relations Institute, Prof Ross Garnaut, Professorial Research Fellow at
the University of Melbourne, Chloe Monroe, Chair and CEO, the Clean Energy
Regulator as well as leading figures from the OECD, US Consulate-General, CPA
Australia and the Nature Conservation Trust of NSW, among others.
Details
Dates: 24 - 26 September 2015
Venue: UTS Faculty of Law
Building 5 cnr Quay St and Ultimo Road
Haymarket, Sydney, NSW (map)
Register online by 18 September 2015.
For full conference program click here.
Please note, this event is not organised by The Tax Institute. If you have any queries contact UTS directly at: GCET16(at)catalystevents.com.au
