INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Learn from examples of NGO POPs Projects on the Ground:

IPEN has engaged hundreds of NGOs to link their priorities and POPs problems in the context of the Stockholm Convention. One of IPEN's major achievements is the International POPs Elimination Project, which engaged over 350 NGOs, and implemented more than 290 projects in 65 countries. The formal title of the project is Fostering Active and Effective Civil Society Participation in Preparations for Implementation of the Stockholm Convention. There is a lot on can learn from reviewing specific activities in the project.

Recognizing there is a diversity of NGO POPs projects, IPEN has defined the IPEP NGO POPs Project into 17 categories. By clicking on the POPs Project categories below, you may review NGO activity reports and learn about what the NGOs did, how they did it and what the outcomes were:

 

links:

go to   IPEP Projects by Country

go to   Alternatives to Practices that Use or Generate POPs

go to   Country Situation Reports for Contribution to NIP Processes

go to   DDT Projects  

go to   Health and Ecosystem Impacts  

go to   Indigenous Peoples and POPs  

go to   Inventories and Data Collection  

go to   Monitoring and Assessment  

go to   New POPs

go to   Obsolete Pesticides

go to   POPs Hotspots

go to   Policy and Legislation

go to   Public Information, Education, Capacity-building and Awareness-raising

go to   Pesticides, Agriculture and Integrated Pest Management

go to   PCBs Projects

go to   Unintentionally Produced POPs (dioxins, furans, HCB, PCBs

go to   Waste Management and POPs

go to   Youth Projects

 

 





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