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Criterion 1.1 - Core Indicator 1: Extent of strengthened government capacity and coordination mechanism to support development and implementation of National Strategies for Chemicals and Waste Management as a result of funding from the Special Programme - Second Independent Assessment of the Closed Projects under the Special Programme Report (December 2024)

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@misc{20.500.11822_47428 author = {United Nations Environment Programme}, title = {Criterion 1.1 - Core Indicator 1: Extent of strengthened government capacity and coordination mechanism to support development and implementation of National Strategies for Chemicals and Waste Management as a result of funding from the Special Programme - Second Independent Assessment of the Closed Projects under the Special Programme Report (December 2024)}, year = {2024-12}, abstract = {}, url = {https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/47428} }
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Six countries demonstrated progress on this criterion: Angola gathered data on waste streams and piloted marine microplastics studies, though evidence was lacking. The Gambia advanced hazardous waste and asbestos tracking, while South Africa created a robust database linked to regulatory frameworks for emerging contaminants. India developed a POPs inventory under the Stockholm Convention, Iran conducted a chemical inventory at Lavan Oil Refinery, and Kazakhstan developed a National Profile for Chemicals Management, identifying regulatory gaps.
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