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Reports
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Other Documents and
Links
The UNEP
DTIE OzonAction Branch assists developing countries and countries
with economies in transition (CEITs) to enable them to achieve
and sustain compliance with the Montreal Protocol. With our programme's
assistance, countries are able to make informed decisions about
alternative technologies and ozone-friendly policies.
 Training
Manual for Customs Officers: Saving the Ozone Layer - Phasing
out Ozone Depleting Substances in Developing Countries - Second
Edition.
This second edition takes into account the developments in the
international trade and provides new material to reflect the changes
in the Montreal Protocol, Harmonised System codes, licensing systems
and other relevant information since it's original publication
in 2001.
 Special
Supplement 6 - Illegal Trade in ODS
A special issue of the OzonAction Newsletter focussing on the
causes and method of illegal trade in ODS and how the international
community is combatting it. Available in English, Français,
Español. UNEP OzonAction Programme, October 2001.
UNEP
Ozone Secretariat
Based at UNEP Headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya the Ozone Secretariat
is the Secretariat for the Vienna Convention and for the Montreal
Protocol, functioning in accordance with Article 7 of the Vienna
Convention and Article 12 of the Montreal Protocol, respectively.
Its main duties include arranging for and servicing the Conference
of the Parties, Meetings of the Parties, their Committees, Bureaux,
Working Groups and Assessment Panels; arranging for implementing
the decisions of these meetings; monitoring the implementation
of the Convention and the Protocol; Report to the meetings of
the Parties and to the implementation committee; representing
the Convention and the Protocol in the relevant international
bodies; and providing information.
Multilateral
Fund Secretariat
The Secretariat of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation
of the Montreal Protocol.
Environmental
Investigation Agency
EIA is an international campaigning organisation committed to
investigating and exposing environmental crime. EIA is the only
international NGO working to expose the smuggling of ODS. EIA's
evidence on the global illegal trade in CFCs and halons has been
presented to Montreal Protocol member countries, as well as enforcement
agencies around the world.
INECE
(International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement)
- Ozone Forum Page
INECE
Seaport Environmental Security Network
INECE is preparing the establishment of a Seaport Environmental
Security Network. This Network will consist of authorities involved
in the monitoring and control of cross-border movements of waste
shipped through ports. The focus will initially be on hazardous
waste and recyclables, but could eventually be expanded to encompass
other dangerous and regulated good and commodities.
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