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Key
Statistics
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Important
Outcomes
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7th International
Conference - Marrakech, Morocco - April 2005
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63 countries/124 organizations
188 participants
70 Countries/Organizations with published papers
(Vol 1)
Proceedings
of the 7th Conference
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Adopted Marrakech Statement:
Making Law Work for People, Environment, and Sustainable
Development
Promoted role of compliance and enforcement
in achieving sustainable development
Initiated Enforcement Network for the Middle
East & North Africa Region
Generated significant list of “ideas for
action” |
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6th
International Conference - San Jose, Costa Rica -
April 2002
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80 Countries and
International Organizations
172 Participants
25 Countries/Organizations with published papers
(Vol 1)
Proceedings of the 6th Conference
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Adopted Call to Action urging the International
Community to reaffirm the commitment to strengthening
environmental enforcement and compliance as an essential
part of sustainable development governance
Proposed the INECE Compliance and Enforcement
Indicator project
Posted presentations and other Conference documents
on the inece.org
Web site every evening during the Conference
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5th
International Conference - Monterey, California, USA - November 1998
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105 Countries
and International Organizations
245 Participants
70 Countries/Organizations with published papers
Proceedings
of 5th Conference
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Introduced
the country progress report self assessment
tool for individual country progress and aggregation
of regional and international capacity building needs
and goals setting.
Produced inspector training compendium and course
comparison to identify similarities and differences
and share resources.
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4th
International Conference - Chiang Mai, Thailand - April
1996
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100 Countries and International Organizations
200 Participants
55 Countries/Organizations with published papers
Proceedings
of 4th Conference
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Regional meetings
offered at Conference led to commitments to regional
networking.
Developed capacity building documents with design
options and country examples.
Internet homepage provided access to conference
related documents and information.
Executive Planning Committee responded to need
for ongoing network and adopts new direction for partnership
under INECE, 1997. |
3rd
International Conference - Oaxaca, Mexico - April 1994
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68 Countries and International Organizations
175 Participants
30 Countries/Organizations with published papers
Proceedings
of 3rd Conference
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Captured experience
and consensus on special topics by engaging participants
in small group workshops.
UNEP launched institution building workshops
on industrial compliance.
Informal Oaxaca Declaration among participants
promoted an Americas environmental law and enforcement
network.
Technical documents and new workshops produced
on key economic development issues.
Executive Planning Committee broadened to international
scope. |
2nd
International Conference - Budapest, Hungary - September
1992
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38 Countries and International Organizations
143 Participants
20 Countries/Organizations with published papers
Proceedings
of 2nd Conference
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Adopted common definitions,
frameworks, and principles for exchange--based upon
the "Principles
of Environmental Enforcement" which was developed
from framework and examples presented in Utrecht, 1991.
Introduced NGOs to Conference; recognized significant
citizen role in compliance/enforcement. |
1st
International Enforcement Workshop - Utrecht, The
Netherlands - May 1990
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13 Countries and International Organizations
99 Participants
7 Countries/Organizations
with published papers
Proceedings
of 1st Conference
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International mandate adopted for environmental
compliance and enforcement: Agenda 21, UNCED in Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, 1992.
IMPEL Network formed by European Union member
states for environmental law implementation and enforcement,
1991.
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