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| Crop Protection Chemicals | Crop Protection Chemicals |
| to International Chemicals Management | to International Chemicals Management |
| to international chemicals management | to international chemicals management |
| 2. The National Dimension of Chemicals Management Capacity Building | The required functions of the Strategic Approach oversight body will be |
| Paper submitted by the Inter Organization Programme for the Sound Management of Chemicals on its contribution towards the development of a strategy for capacity building in the context of the strategic approach to international chemicals management | Draft overarching policy strategy |
| Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management June 2005, prepared by IOMC for SAICM PrepCom3 | Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management June 2005, prepared by IOMC for SAICM PrepCom3 |
| Agenda 21, Chapter 19, Programme E provides suggested elements of a national chemicals management system, which include the following | The functions to be performed by the Strategic Approach secretariat will be |
| Chemicals are essential components of modern society. They are an intrinsic part of economic processes including health care, food production and telecommunications. Under certain circumstances, chemicals and or their transformation products are dispersed to soil, sediment, water, air and living organisms, resulting in degradation of the environment and exposure of humans and wildlife. | Institutional arrangements to support implementation and taking stock of progress of the Strategic Approach will include national coordination and, at the international level, an oversight body and a secretariat. |
| The INFOCAP Steering Group appreciates the opportunity to submit comments on the IOMC document on Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management June 2005, prepared for SAICM PrepCom3. | The INFOCAP Steering Group appreciates the opportunity to submit comments on the IOMC document on Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management June 2005, prepared for SAICM PrepCom3. |
| The objective of this paper is to provide a contribution to, and a basis for, discussions at SAICM PrepCom3 towards developing a more strategic approach in the areas of chemicals management capacity building. | The national focal point should be at a sufficiently high level and, ideally, would have one or two alternates, each from a different national ministry or agency. |
| The IOMC paper Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management was circulated to the IFCS INFOCAP Steering Group for comment. Comments received are provided below (in English only, due to the deadline for submission of SAICM PrepCom3 papers). | The IOMC paper Information Sources and Exchange on Capacity Building for Chemicals Management was circulated to the IFCS INFOCAP Steering Group for comment. Comments received are provided below (in English only, due to the deadline for submission of SAICM PrepCom3 papers). |
| Some 50 international agreements are concerned with the sound management of chemicals. The multiplicity and diversity of these agreements, and related needs for capacity building, have created significant challenges for countries, in particular developing countries and countries with economies in transition. | To facilitate communication, nationally and internationally, each Government should designate a Strategic Approach national focal point to act as a conduit for communication on Strategic Approach matters, including invitations to participate in meetings, and information dissemination. |
| It is through specific projects that concrete progress is made towards building capacities for the sound management of chemicals and achievement of the WSSD 2020 Goal. In the perspective of the IOMC, a number of characteristics contribute towards the sustainable impact of capacity building projects. These include, for example | (b) Further develop a strategic approach to international chemicals management based on the Bahia Declaration and Priorities for Action beyond 2000 of the Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical Safety by 2005, and urge that the United Nations Environment Programme, the Intergovernmental Forum, other international organizations dealing with chemical management and other relevant international organizations and actors closely cooperate in this regard, as appropriate |
| Capacity building for the sound management of chemicals has increasingly been recognized as a major priority in the relevant global environmental conventions, the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and, in general, within the international development community. Chemical management capacity building is addressed in Programme Area E of Chapter 19 of Agenda 21, adopted at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in June 1992. | To sustain an integrated approach to managing chemicals, each Government should establish a central body for implementing the Strategic Approach on an inter ministerial or inter institutional basis so that all concerned national departmental and stakeholder interests are represented and all relevant substantive areas are addressed. |