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Promoting compliance with the trade and licensing provisions of the Montreal Protocol in countries with economies in transition : policy design and setting up of legislation : ODS import/export licensing systems : resource module, 1999.

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Promoting compliance with the trade and licensing provisions of the Montreal Protocol in countries with economies in transition : policy design and setting up of legislation : ODS import/export licensing systems : resource module, 1999.
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Paris : United Nations Environment Programme, Technology, Industry and Economics ; Washington, DC : Global Environment Facility, 1999.

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  • United Nations Environment Programme. Technology, Industry and Economics.
  • Global Environment Facility
  • OzonAction Programme
Description
252 p. : ill.; 30 cm.
Alternative Title
ODS import/export licensing systems : resource module, 1999
Subject
  • Ozone-depleting substances > Licenses > Developing countries
  • Import quotas > Developing countries
  • Ozone layer depletion > Developing countries > Prevention
Note
  • "OzonAction Programme"--Cover.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
1. The role of Import & Export Licences in ODS Legislation. -- 1.1 Country Obligations under the Montreal Protocol. -- 1.2 Control Strategy to phase out ODS. -- 1.3 The Importance of Import and Export Licensing Systems. -- 1.4 The Link between Import Controls and RefrigerantManagement Plans. -- 1.5 Controls on the Import of Used ODS Equipment. -- 1.6 How to find more Information on ODS Controls. ₆ 2. Designing an Import Licensing System. -- 2.1 Defining the Objectives (Step 1). -- 2.2. Defined objective of the European Union. -- 2.3 Deciding the level of ambition and total import quantities (Step 2). -- 2.4 Allocating rights to import and determining import allowances (Step 3). -- 2.5 Deciding on responsible authority (Step 4). ₆ 3. Implementing an Import Licensing System. -- 3.1 Registration of Importers. -- 3.2 Applications and Decisions on Import Licences. -- 3.3 Instructions to Importers. -- 3.4 Disseminating information. -- 3.5 Training Customs Officers. --^ 3.6 Recording Imported Quantities. -- 3.7 Tracking Illegal Imports. -- 4. Export Licensing Systems. -- 4.1 Reasons to Control ODS Exports. -- 4.2 Specific characteristics of export border controls. -- 4.3 Export Licences and Selection of the Authority-in-Charge. -- 4.4 Implementing an Export Licensing System. -- 4.5 Collaboration between Importing and Exporting Countries. -- 4.6 Approval of export licences. -- -- 5. The Import/Export Licensing System in the European Union. -- 5.1 The regulation of ODS in the European Union. -- 5.2. The import licence system. -- 5.3 The proposed EU Export Licensing System. -- 5.4 Import/Export Licensing Systems in the Member States. -- 6. Drafting Legislation on Import/Export Licensing Systems. -- 6.1 Choice of Laws. -- 6.2 Basic Elements. -- -- 6.3 Defining the Chemicals. -- 6.4 Scope.-- 6.5 Delegation of Powers. -- 6.6 Appeal. -- 6.7 Sanctions. -- 6.8 ODS Import/Export Legislation in Various Countries. -- 6.9 Some General Advice. --^ 7. National Workshops as a tool in setting up Licensing Systems. -- 7.1 Objectives and Expected Outputs. -- 7.2 Target Audience. -- 7.3 Preparatory Work. -- 7.4 Speaker Profile. -- 7.5 Workshop Agenda and related Resource Material. -- 8. Concluding Remarks.
OCLC
  • 44910390
  • SCSB-12806128
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