Environmentally Sound Waste Mgt in Armenia
Environmentally sound waste management.
Project Reports
International POPs Elimination Project (IPEP) Reports
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GDA in Tanzania
Global day of action on POPs in Tanzania.
Waste Management in Senegal
The waste management issue in Senegal: outlining solutions to the waste incineration in Thies.
Bulgaria Country Situation Report
Country situation report on POPs in Bulgaria.
Turkey Country Situation Report
Country situation report on POPs in Turkey.
Cement Kilns in Belarus
Cement kilns and POPs.
Uganda Global Day of Action
Global day of action on POPs in Uganda.
Usti Eggs Report
Eggs sampling for by-product POPs and public raising-awareness activities.
Vikuge Preliminary Report
Preliminary study of the Vikuge DDT-contaminated site.
Mexican Isthmus and POPs
Mexican Isthmus: generation of and contamination by Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs).
Vikuge Water and Sediments
Water and sediments analysis in Vikuge POPs-contaminated site in Tanzania.
POPs Pesticides in Watershed Area
POPs pesticides in a watershed area: Focus on endosulfan.
Dirty Dozen magazine article
Spanish translation of Dirty Dozen magazine articles for the special issue on POPs.
Pesticides A Real Threat
Pesticides: a real threat.
Armenia Khazer GDA English
Global day of action on POPs in Armenia: Yerevan State University.
Argentina GDA
Global day of action on POPs in Argentina.
Lindane in Bulgaria
Lindane in Bulgaria.
Dioxin Sources in Armenia
Identification of potential sources of dioxins and furans in Armenia and elaboration of recommendations aimed at reducing their negative impact on human health and the environment.
Guidelines for Stockholm Convention implementation in Belarus
Guidelines for Stockholm Convention implementation in Belarus.
Brominated flame retardants in Belarus
Expert team investigation of brominated flame retardants in Minsk.