This guidance document is intended to help parties understand and implement their obligations to control of import and exports of persistent organic pollutants restricted by the Stockholm Convention.
This document contains general considerations on benefits of labelling equipment, substances and mixtures containing persistent organic pollutants.
This guide presents a number of considerations to help parties facilitate a calculation of the action plan costs under the Stockholm Convention's national implementation plans.
This guide is for those involved in their country's NIP review and update process, particularly task teams and coordinators responsible for socio-economic assessments.
This report provides an overview of the challenges faced by EU member countries and opportunities to strengthen the economic approach of water resources management in Europe.
Bank (ADB) has published this Environmental Safeguard Monitoring Field Kit to support the Project Implementation Directorate (PID) of the Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL) in carrying out their work by complying with the environmental safeguard requirements.
The aim of this study is to provide recommendations on the opportunities available to consumers, private sector and especially governments, of developed and developing economies, to address product lifetime extension.
The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) requires parties to eliminate the use of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) in equipment by 2025 and to ensure the environmentally sound waste management of liquids containing PCB and equipment contaminated with PCB by 2028. Many parties to the convention have undertaken preliminary PCB...
This guidance focuses on the procurement of plastic items and packaging in the tourism sector and aims to provide practical support for procurement practitioners.
This document provides guidance to parties of the Stockholm Convention on the establishment of inventories of persistent organic pollutants-polybrominated diphenyl ethers (POPs-PBDEs).