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2014-05-30-fa27-unresolved-matters-for-wg2-b2f71f4b9934e3eb.pdf
This briefing document details the proceedings of a technical working group meeting on April 28, 2009, regarding unresolved air quality emission standards for various industrial categories. It records disputes and agreements between government representatives (DEAT, DEADP), industry bodies (SAISI, RMEF, FAPA, ACMP), and NGOs (LRC, Groundwork) over specific pollutant limits for NOx, SO2, particulate matter (PM), and heavy metals.
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Discussion Notes
The notes detail the implementation of UN Resolution 1493, which strengthened MONUC's mandate in the DRC. Key discussions include the role of the International Committee to Accompany the Transition (CIAT), South Africa's Third Party Verification Mechanism (TPVM), and the challenges of transitioning from a war economy to a regulated state. The text also addresses the need for regional stability in the Great Lakes Region, the importance of Radio Okapi for national unification, and the complexities of holding democratic elections while managing a centralized power structure in Kinshasa.
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BLOWING UP THE BARRIERS: DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD
The document outlines the need to bridge the gap between conservation science and the private sector to ensure infrastructure does not compromise global biodiversity targets. It highlights specific tools like the Sustainable Infrastructure Label and the Mitigation Hierarchy, and provides examples of national efforts in Uzbekistan and Nepal to implement sustainable infrastructure practices.
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