Nairobi Programme of Action | Nairobi Programme of Action for the Development and Utilization of New and Renewable Sources of Energy | NPA [Abbr.]

Nairobi Programme of Action | NPA [Abbr.]

ATLANTIS Programme | Programme Actions for Transatlantic Links and Academic Networks in Training and Integrated Studies

Programme of Action of Nairobi for the Development and Utilization of New and Renewable Sources of Energy

Ad Hoc Working Group on Inter-Agency Follow-up to the Nairobi Programme of Action

action programme [ framework programme | plan of action | work programme ]

integrated development programme [ integrated action area | integrated development operation ]

Programme for immediate action

joint action programme

The first session of the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA), hosted by the Nairobi-based United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) last week concluded late Friday evening with 16 decisions and resolutions and a Ministerial Outcome Document to encourage international action on major environmental issues.

- In the context of the UNFCCC, the EU will continue to advance the issue of adaptation, and promote the integration of adaptation into national development plans (e.g. through the National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPA) and also the 5-Year Work Programme on Adaptation recently adopted in Nairobi).

IVNATIONAL EMISSION CEILINGS FOR CERTAIN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS AND OZONE IN AMBIENT AIR PAGEREF _Toc480100460 \h VEVALUATION OF THE 5TH ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PROGRAMME COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc480100461 \h VIICOMMUNITY STRATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE PAGEREF _Toc480100462 \h XENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY PAGEREF _Toc480100463 \h XCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY PAGEREF _Toc480100464 \h XI?(a) Protocol on Biosafety PAGEREF _Toc480100465 \h XI?(b) Preparation for the 5th Conference of the Parties (Nairobi, May 2000) Conclusions PAGEREF _Toc480100466 \h XII?(c) Preparation for the 11th Conference of the Parties to the CITES Convention PAGER ...[+++]EF _Toc480100467 \h XXITHE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE PAGEREF _Toc480100468 \h XXIENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS PAGEREF _Toc480100469 \h XXIIFRAMEWORK DIRECTIVES ON WATER AND ON END-OF-LIFE VEHICLES PAGEREF _Toc480100470 \h XXIIOTHER BUSINESS PAGEREF _Toc480100471 \h XXII?Shipwreck of the oil tanker Erika PAGEREF _Toc480100472 \h XXII?Pollution of the Danube basin PAGEREF _Toc480100473 \h XXII?Brominated flame retardants PAGEREF _Toc480100474 \h XXIIIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEENVIRONMENT PAGEREF _Toc480100475 \h XXIII--Strategic environmental impact assessment PAGEREF _Toc480100476 \h XXIII--Minimum criteria for environmental inspections PAGEREF _Toc480100477 \h XXIIIAGRICULTURE PAGEREF _Toc480100478 \h XXIV--Plant Genetic Resources PAGEREF _Toc480100479 \h XXIVTAXATION PAGEREF _Toc480100480 \h XXIV--VAT transitional provisions for Austria and Portugal PAGEREF _Toc480100481 \h XXIV--Excise duty for mineral oils derogation for the Netherlands PAGEREF _Toc480100482 \h XXVEXTERNAL RELATIONS PAGEREF _Toc480100483 \h XXV--Switzerland extension of the CCN/CSI PAGEREF _Toc480100484 \h XXVSPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION PAGEREF _Toc480100485 \h XXVAPPOINTMENTS PAGEREF _Toc480100486 \h XXVI--Economic and Social Committee PAGEREF _Toc480100487 \h XXVI

(11) Whereas the Community and its Member States were signatories to the Nairobi Forward-Looking Strategies in 1985 and to the Declaration and Platform for Action of the Fourth World Conference on Women at Beijing in 1995, which stressed the need for action against worldwide obstacles to gender equality and to ensure that this perspective is reflected in all policies and programmes;