The overarching purpose of the global minimum transparency standard (GMTS) is to achieve an equal level of access to information about the presence of the most hazardous chemicals in products, irrespective of country, and within and outside the supply chains for the...
The Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) joined other organizations in producing a series of tutorials designed to increase the knowledge of civil society organizations (CSOs), national and regional decision-makers on how to systemically work toward the...
Massive Open Online Course on Marine LitterMarine litter is a global problem that affects every ocean of the world. Litter is an environmental, human health and socio-economic problem that is a symptom of a highly disposable society. With worldwide growth in the...
Transparency or “right-to-know” is a fundamental concept in protecting public health against exposures to toxic chemicals. It refers to the consumer's or the public's right to know about what is in the products they use or that are being released into their...
Lesson 1: HHPs in international governance. How far have we come?A characteristic of all pesticides is that they were developed to inhibit the growth of organisms or to kill them. These characteristics have proven to harm not only the intended organisms, like specific...
This on-line learning courses on the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) and its Issues of Concern (IoCs) focuses on Chemicals in Products (CiP) and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs). The Courses includes lessons on the circular...