Events

Ozonaction Topic: Licensing and quota systems

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04 Sep 2023 Apia, Samoa OzonAction event

Network Meeting of the Pacific Island Countries' National Ozone Officers (NOOs) back-to-back with Thematic Workshop on Preparation of the Kigali HFC Implementation Plan (KIP) for PIC Network and Establishment of HFC Quota System

This meeting is organised by the UN Environment OzonAction Compliance Assistance Programme in cooperation with the Pacific Island Countries' Network. It is part of the Regional Network service that OzonAction's Compliance Assistance Programme (CAP) provides to Article 5 (developing) countries as part of its role as an Implementing Agency of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol.

Categorized Under: Licensing and quota systems Pacific Island Countries Samoa

20 Oct 2021 Virtual Meeting, OzonAction event

Joint South Asia-Southeast Asia-Pacific Island Countries Thematic Workshop on Digitalization of Licensing and Quota System

The workshop aims to present how electronic licensing systems and custom portals can facilitate MP related trade, authorities’ work, and data collection. The workshop intends to present different country’s examples.

Categorized Under: Licensing and quota systems Pacific Island Countries South Asia South East Asia

10 Jun 2021 Virtual Meeting, OzonAction event

Anglophone Africa Thematic Meeting on the Establishment of Licensing and Quota System for HFCs

Categorized Under: Licensing and quota systems Refrigeration and air conditioning Anglophone Africa

28 Jul 2020 Virtual Meeting, Montreal Protocol event

Sub Regional Consultation Meeting on HFCs Reporting Requirements and Licensing System Establishment under the Kigali Amendment - Lebanon, Jordan and Oman

Categorized Under: Licensing and quota systems Refrigeration and air conditioning West Asia

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UN Environment Programme is an Implementing Agency of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol. OzonAction is part of UN Environment Programme's Law Division and serves 147 developing countries through the Compliance Assistance Programme.