INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT

About the INECE Web Site
The INECE Web site seeks to introduce visitors to the activities and tools that support effective compliance and enforcement. The main components of the Web site are:

• INECE Forums section which is designed to encourage ongoing topical discussions between INECE members, as well as training for government officials, NGO partners and others in the environmental compliance and enforcement community;.
• A regional section to highlight country-level enforcement initiatives;
• An extensive searchable library of practitioner literature and data;
• INECE news and Biannual Newsletters; and
• Calendar of international compliance and enforcement events.

Details on INECE's Forums
The INECE Forums are interactive discussion areas that INECE members can use to communicate thoughts and recent projects and serve as a representation of INECE's Networking mission. Here users can post/read messages (i.e., bulletin board), join listservs, hold conversations in chat rooms, and participate in expert-led discussion. A secure environment can be created for enforcement coordination and respond to other confidential needs. INECE Forums topics include: Hazardous Waste, Indicators, Inspectors, Public Access to Information, Pesticides, Ozone, Water, and Wildlife.

Linking to the INECE Web Site
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The International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE)
http://www.inece.org
The International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE) is a network of government and non-government enforcement and compliance practitioners from over 100 countries. INECE's goals are: raising awareness to compliance and enforcement; developing networks for enforcement cooperation; and strengthening capacity to implement and enforce environmental requirements. The INECE Web site provides interactive discussion Forums and an extensive searchable library of literature and data developed by leaders in the environmental compliance and enforcement community.

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Site Credits
The Web site was developed on behalf of the INECE Secretariat by Ken Markowitz and his design team at Earthpace. The INECE Secretariat encourages comments and feedback on how INECE may better serve your compliance and enforcement needs through the Web.