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BRS Deputy Executive Secretary, Kerstin Stendahl, outlines lessons learnt from 10 years of working on synergies.
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New film shows how science underpins decision-making for the 3 BRS conventions.
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BRS is participating in regional consultations for the intergovernmental negotiating committee on mercury (INC7), which will be held in Jordan, 10 to 15 March 2016.
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The Executive Board of the UNEP Special Programme holds its first meeting on 2 to 3 February 2016 in Geneva, Switzerland.
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In the last of our popular series on gender, read how Indian women are bringing added responsibility to e-waste re-cycling.
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Reviews of the synergies arrangements: call for tenders by 5 February 2016.
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Interview between Charlie Avis, BRS Public Information Officer, Yun Zhou, Technical Officer of the Rotterdam Convention Secretariat based at FAO Rome.
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Best wishes and thanks to all of our parties, partners, donors and stakeholders and looking forward to a fruitful 2016.
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Meet Emily Penn and Lucy Gilliam, leaders of Exxpedition, a team of inspiring women highlighting POPs and plastics in the world’s oceans.
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Latest in the gender series shows how children are often more vulnerable to the risk of health impacts from hazardous wastes.
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The Secretariat hands over the signed BRS Geneva Gender Parity Pledge to Mr. Michael Moller, UNOG Director General.
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Latest in the series highlights an inspirational artist leading an initiative to kick out waste and protect lives in Panama.
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BRS achieves climate neutrality for the third year running, showing commitment to continually improve its sustainability performance.
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Watch the SAICM video, screened on 26 November at the Geneva Environment Network chemicals briefing, exploring this growing area of concern.
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See the latest in our Gender Heroes series to find out how two inspiring women helped found and now lead a coalition aiming for environmentally sound shipbreaking.
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The 3rd episode of the BRS Gender Heroes series examines the informal e-waste recycling sector in Africa.
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Read the second of our Gender Heroes stories, inspiring work from Volgograd on environmental justice and the quest for environmentally sound management of chemicals and wastes.
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The first of our series on gender shows how community-based action pesticide monitoring can protect human health and the environment in the Asia-Pacific region.
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On the occasion of his retirement, BRS Senior Programme Officer, Nelson Sabogal, reflects on a distinguished career devoted to the sound management of chemicals and waste.
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Follow BRS via twitter on @brsmeas to get latest postings on the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
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