chemicals policy / hazardous chemicals / chemicals management capacities / chemical uses / sustainable technologies / customs services / chemical safety / vulnerable groups / chemical management / articles containing chemicals / chemicals management activities / non chemical alternatives / chemical hazards / sound management / appropriate and clean technology / cleaner and safer technology / dangerous chemical products / restricted chemicals / industrial chemicals / sound chemicals management / safer chemicals / unsound management / cleaner technologies / chemicals regimes / chemicals management / chemicals management models / safer technologies / information clearing house services / Regulatory systems / non-chemical alternatives / dangerous products / chemicals management instruments / chemicals activities / chemicals / control technologies / chemical safety information / at enhancing environmentally sound management / /
Organization
World Health Organization / civil society / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / United Nations / Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol / United Nations Environment Programme / Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes / /
Overarching Policy Strategy I. Introduction The present Overarching Policy Strategy flows from the commitments expressed in the Dubai Declaration on International Chemicals Management developed in the context of the Rio