Welcome to the IOMC Webinar Series Website
IOMC: The Inter-Organization Programme for the Sound Management of Chemicals
Current Webinar Series in Support of
GFC Implementation
This series of webinars, starting in 2024, is being conducted by the IOMC as a contribution to the implementation of the Global Framework on Chemicals.
The webinars are open to all interested stakeholders participating in the GFC, as well as other stakeholders active or interested in the chemicals and waste management area.
Webinar #3
Developing a GFC Implementation Programme on Strengthening Economic and Industry Sector Engagement and Action Along Value Chains
Following the first and second IOMC webinars, please join us for the third session, “Developing a GFC Implementation Programme on Strengthening Economic and Industry Sector Engagement and Action Along Value Chains”.
Date: 10 December 2024
Time: 13:00–14:30 (CET)
Online Event
Webinar #2
Developing GFC Implementation Programmes
Webinar #1
Global Stakeholder Dialogue on GFC Implementation Programmes
Past Webinar Series in Support of the
Beyond 2020 Process
This series of webinars, conducted between 2021 to 2023 by the IOMC on key cross-sectoral issues and as a contribution to the Beyond 2020 discussions. The webinars were open to all interested stakeholders participating in the SAICM/Beyond 2020 process and beyond.
The aim of the webinars was to exchange information and share examples of good practices and policy options in a multi-sectoral context. Each webinar featured presentations from lead IOMC organizations, as well as a panel discussion and interactive dialogue with participants.
Webinar #1
Addressing Illegal trade and traffic of Industrial Chemicals, Pesticides and Waste for Beyond 2020
Webinar #2
Leveraging Green and Sustainable Chemistry for Sound Management of Chemicals and Waste beyond 2020
Webinar #3
Chemical accident prevention, preparedness and response
Webinar #4
Financial Considerations for Chemicals and Waste Management
Webinar #5
Evaluating Health Impacts from Land-based Pollution: Data Gaps & Proposed Framework and Economic Considerations
Webinar #6
Existing Indicators on Chemicals and Waste Management