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Online discussion: Mapping the global landscape of Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) work

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town

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Online discussion: Perspectives on addressing HHPs in the SAICM context

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The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to

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Online discussion: Examples and case studies on strategies for identifying HHPs from different perspectives

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town

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https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/events/online-discussion-overview-hhp-global-action-plan-and-way-forward

Online discussion: Overview of the HHP Global Action Plan and way forward

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town

Infographic

Infographics on Highly Hazardous Pesticides

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World Health Organization

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May 2020

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It's time to regulate Highly Hazardous Pesticides!It won’t compromise agriculture, but it will save lives.This document was prepared by WHO under the Global Environment Facility (GEF) full sized project 9771: Global best practices on emerging chemical policy issues of concern under the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM). This project is funded by the GEF, implemented by UNEP and executed by the SAICM Secretariat. WHO acknowledges the financial contribution of the Global Environment Facility for the development, editing and

Emerging Policy Issues: Highly Hazardous Pesticides

Policy document

Pharmaceuticals in the environment

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BUND

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December 2020

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Medicinal products are physiologically highly active substances that enter the water and soil, particularly through human and animal excretion. They are being detected in the environment to a greater and greater extent, often in concentrations that are not harmless to humans and other living organisms. The consumption of pharmaceuticals is increasing, mainly due to the aging of the population. Consequently, measures to reduce environmental pollution are therefore necessary.

Emerging Policy Issues: Pharmaceutical pollutants

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https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/events/online-discussion-implementation-mechanisms-global-action-plan-hhps-part-1

Online discussion: Implementation mechanisms of the Global Action Plan on HHPs Part 1

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town

https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/articles/ipen-saicm-report-chemicals-disproportionate-impacts-women

IPEN, SAICM Report on Chemicals’ Disproportionate Impacts on Women

A report published by the International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN) and the Strategic Alliance for International Chemicals

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Community of Practice discussion: The Role of Alternatives in Phasing out HHPs

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town

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https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/events/online-discussion-understanding-alternatives-hhps

Online discussion: Understanding Alternatives to HHPs

The Secretariat of the Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the University of Cape Town