The Green and Inclusive Value Chains (GIVC) section in the Division for Sustainable and Inclusive Trade (DSIT). The Division works to advance ITC's strategic vision to support sustainable and inclusive livelihoods through trade. The division will shape policy, practice, and new thinking on how to make trade more inclusive and to enable micro, small and medium-size enterprises to benefit from green trade. It will scale existing successful initiatives like SheTrades and develop new approaches to ensure women, youth and vulnerable groups benefit from green growth and trade. Urgent action is needed to keep global warming below 1.5°C, while equipping developing countries with the finance, technologies and skills for the low-carbon transition. What’s more, small businesses play a central role in countries’ socio-economic development. Supporting them is central to ensuring an inclusive just transition. In 2022, ITC adopted Green Moonshot, a bold framework of solutions to confront the challenges experienced by small business in developing countries, to participate in global trade. Our vision is to catalyze 100,000 climate actions – for small businesses and by small businesses – by 2025. The organization expect to achieve its goals by implementing 5 core strategies: raises the voice of small business at decision-making tables such as at the World Trade Organization and the Climate Negotiation arenas; provides data, evidence and analysis on the challenges and opportunities for small enterprises informing policy development and implementation, programming, and investment; supports the development and implementation of trade related policies compatible with climate action and sustainable development; improves the climate competitiveness of small businesses through capacity building and facilitating their access to technologies and; facilitates access to sustainable finance, investment and green markets.