GFC Implementation Webinar #3

Strengthening Economic and Industry Sector Engagement and Action Along Value Chains

10 December 2024, 1:00 PM–2:30PM CET
Online Event
This webinar is part of a series of webinars 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.

Resources and information

This third webinar in the series of IOMC webinars on GFC Implementation Programmes focuses on the development of a GFC Implementation Programme on “Strengthening Economic and Industry Sector Engagement and Action Along Value Chains”. The topic for the programme was proposed at the fifth International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM-5) in 2023 in Resolution V/8.

The webinar will present suggestions for a terms of reference for the programme as well intersessional activities to support programme development, including a global multi-stakeholder workshop scheduled to take place from 24-26 February 2025. Furthermore, an outline for a guidance document to develop industry strategies, as called for by Target D6, will be presented.

In advance of the workshop, a draft discussion document will be made available to webinar participants and GFC stakeholders via the webinar website. The draft document provides details on the proposed Programme, and builds on an introductory draft IOMC Discussion Document on Implementation Programmes, as well as comments received by stakeholders posted here​.

More information about the IOMC and the GFC: https://partnership.who.int/iomc/global-framework-on-chemicals
More information about the GFC: https://www.chemicalsframework.org

Draft IOMC discussion note on developing GFC implementation programmes

OPEN FOR COMMENTS

IOMC Discussion Note Cover
Dear GFC stakeholders and other interested parties, please use this form or send your comments to cwm@unitar.org.

Deadline for written comments: as soon as possible and not later than 15 January 2025.

Please note that this deadline is only for comments and feedback to questions and ideas specifically addressed in this discussion paper. However, there is no deadline for your input on implementation programmes generally or any other issues not addressed in this paper.