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The Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Regional Enforcement Network
The project aims at initiating an integrated regional cooperation between countries in North East, South and South East Asia that will enable the participating countries to gain better control over their import and export of chemicals (ODS, POPs, chemical waste) by promoting further regional co-operation for the control of trans-boundary movement of those chemicals.
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19th September 2011
China Customs kicks off ‘Green Customs’ training to combat crimes against nature
Ningbo, 19 September 2011- Sixty senior Chinese Customs officers gathered today in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, to take part in the first national Green...
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The mechanism of Informal Prior Informed Consent (iPIC) on Export and Import of CFCs. Read More

iPIC Statistics as of December 2010
 
 
 
6th MEA-REN News Flash
21st February 2011
5th MEA-REN News Flash
1st August 2010
4th MEA-REN News Flash
10th February 2010
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Let's ban bans, and start with CITES
Daily Maverick, 11th January 2012
Let's ban bans, and start with CITESTrade in endangered species, unlicenced guns, hard drugs, illegal oil refineries, forced prostitution, gambling without paying off the governm...
Nigerian vessel pays penalty to Ghana for dumping toxic waste
Coastweek, Sekondi Ghana (Xinhua), 7th January 2012
A Nigerian vessel, Spirit River, has finally paid a panalty of 222,000 U.S. dollars to Ghanaian authorities for its dumping of toxic waste last March at an engineered landfill in S...
Dumping of radioactive waste begins at King's Cliffe site
Rutland and Stamford Mercury, 6th January 2012
A disposal company has begun dumping low-level radioactive waste at its site in King’s Cliffe.   The decision to allow Augean to dump such waste at the East Northants Re...
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Bhutan [NOU] Brunei [NOU][Customs]
Cambodia [NOU] [Customs] China [NOU][Customs]
Fiji [NOU] [Customs] India [NOU][Customs]
Indonesia [NOU] [Customs] Iran [NOU][Customs]
DPR Korea [NOU] R. Korea
Lao PDR [NOU] [Customs] Maldivers [NOU][Customs]
Malaysia [NOU] [Customs] Mongolia [NOU]
Myanmar [NOU] Nepal [NOU]
Pakistan [NOU] [Customs] Philippines [NOU][Customs]
Singapore [NOU] [Customs] Sri Lanka [NOU][Customs]
Thailand [NOU] [Customs] Vietnam [NOU][Customs]
And the Secretariats of the Basel Convention, Rotterdam Convention, Stockholm Convention and Ozone

Information paper on National Ozone Units Focal Points in Developing Countries
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SWEDISH INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AGENCY
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- Asia and the Pacific: Bangkok, Thailand
- Europe: Geneva, Switzerland
- Latin America and the Caribbean: Panama City, Panama
- North America: Washington DC, USA
- West Asia: Manama, Bahrain
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