Multilateral Environmental Agreements such as Stockholm, Basel and Minamata Conventions, related to hazardous chemicals as Persistent Organic Pollutants, Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Mercury among others toxic pollutants, are one of the main present focus of RPC Environment Ltd.
Projects implementation related to international chemical agenda treaties within private and public sectors, (i.e. development of enabling activities, surveys/review of National Implementation Plans, Inventories, QAQA procedures, Assessment of National Analytical Capacity, Monitoring, Hazardous Waste Management, Field Measurements Campaigns), based on GEF Guidelines are recently developed or on-going in countries as:
The main work was focused on supporting the preparation of a GEF-7 Project ‘Supporting a Green Economy – Decoupling Hazardous Waste Generation from Economic Growth.
The principal target of the project was on the preparation of Suriname Minamata initial Assessment and Artisanal Small-Scale goldmining National Action Plan (NAP)” under the…
Activities developed in two missions, first to hold a lecture at MIA Inception Workshop, in order to present lessons learned from other countries experiences…
Main activities were developed in three areas: Review and technical support for POPs/PCBs burning in Rotary Cement Kiln at Best Way (ex-Lafarge) Plant…
Enabling activities to determine the national needs and requirements to implement the Minamata Convention.
The project is driven by three main operational components oriented to the elimination of a large Soviet era’ POPs and other obsolete pesticide stockpile/burial site at Nubarashen…