IPEN na Přezkumném výboru pro POP (POPRC)

Říjen 6, 2025
Událost, POPs

Stockholm Convention's POPs Review Committee: IPEN's Role

IPEN has contributed original science and updates on the latest research to the Stockholm Convention’s POPs Review Committee (POPRC) since its inception, advocating for global elimination of chemicals that threaten human health and the environment.

The Stockholm Convention takes recommendations from the POPRC when countries nominate new chemicals for addition to the list of POPs that should be globally banned. POPRC is charged with reviewing the latest science and considering policy solutions, including global bans on hazardous chemicals.

The POPRC meets annually. See IPEN materials and background from POPRC, below.

Featured VIDEOS

IPEN Educational Event

At POPRC 2025, IPEN hosted a side event on “Global Monitoring of POPs.”

Click the video (left) to see the recordings of the event.

IPEN at POPRC

21st Meeting of the POPRC (October 2025)

IPEN’s Quick Views
Study: POPs found in eggs from five continents
IPEN press statement

20th Meeting of the POPRC (September 2024)

See IPEN’s Quick Views

19th Meeting of the POPRC (October 2023)

Click below to see IPEN materials from previous POPRC meetings.

Publikace

Ban Chlorpyrifos: Letter from Project TENDR and Others

GUIDE TO NEW POPS: CHLORPYRIFOS

GUIDE TO NEW POPs: LONG-CHAIN PERFLUOROCARBOXYLIC ACIDS (PFCAs), THEIR SALTS, AND RELATED COMPOUNDS

GUIDE TO NEW POPS: MEDIUM-CHAIN CHLORINATED PARAFFINS

From Hidden Hazards to Open Data: Advancing Traceability and Transparency for POPs

Stockholm Convention POPs Review Committee (POPRC): IPEN Materials

Low POPs Content Levels and Non-Combustion Technologies

Egg Studies: Global Reports

Are Your Children’s Toys Hazardous Waste?

Long-chain PFCAs: IPEN Studies and Views

Toxic Industrial Chemical Recommended for Global Prohibition Contaminates Children’s Toys

Ending Toxic Exemptions

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