People working for a healthier environment

If you are also working on chemicals for a healthier environment, please tell us more about you and your work.

People listed below indicated that their work or research on chemicals and waste contributes to a healthier and safer environment.

The purpose of this section is to share details of people that are interested and working on chemicals. It is not aimed to list or define "experts", but people from public and private entities who want to be part of the conversation.

Please note that being listed as "people working for a healthier environment" on this website in no way implies endorsement by UNEP/SAICM.

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Life Cycle (5) Knowledge Management (3)

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Chemicals in products (8)

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8 people found

Topics of expertise: Highly Hazardous Pesticides Chemicals in products Policymaking Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) Life Cycle Chemicals in building products

Rebecca Mlelwa

Lecturer

Country: South Africa

Topics of expertise: Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Chemicals in products Sustainable Development Goals Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) Knowledge Management Awareness-raising Chemicals in toys

Tanya Pronina

International cooperation

Country: Belarus

Topics of expertise: Lead in paint Chemicals in products Awareness-raising Chemicals in toys Knowledge Management Policymaking

Anteneh Abebe

Advisor, Environmental Policy

Country: Ethiopia

Topics of expertise: Hazardous chemicals in electronics Chemicals in products Awareness-raising Circularity E-waste Knowledge Management Policymaking

Robert J. Reinhardt

Consultant, United Nations Environment Programme

Country: Germany

Topics of expertise: Chemicals in products Eco-innovation Circularity E-waste Life Cycle Sustainable Development Goals

Markos Ieridis

Chemicals Specialist at UNEP

Country: Nigeria South Africa

Topics of expertise: Hazardous chemicals in electronics Chemicals in products Chemicals in building products Chemicals in electronics Chemicals in toys Life Cycle Persistent organic pollutants (POPs)