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02-juil.-2004
Tradable permits are rarely introduced alone, but are instead usually implemented with other policies such as regulations and taxes. This report examines the interactions between tradable permits and other policies, and sets out conditions under which it is preferable to use them in combination.
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25-juin-2004
This report reviews key conceptual issues and main empirical findings to better understand disparities in the distribution of environmental quality and in the distribution of financial effects of environmental policies. It also provides policy recommendations for decision-makers to assess and address distributional concerns.
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Nouveau rapport (en anglais) "Environment and Employment - An Assessment"
This report on “Environment and Employment - An Assessment” provides updated information on environmentally-related employment, examines the contribution of “local” initiatives, and discusses economy-wide employment impacts of environmental policies.
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04-juin-2004
This publication brings together the reports presented at the 2003 OECD workshop on Ex-Post Evaluation of Tradeable Permits and reviews the recent secondary literature on the evaluation of tradeable permits and policy evaluation.
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28-avr.-2004
OECD countries agree to a ten-year vision for the harmonisation of regulatory approaches for agricultural pesticides (chemical and biological) to facilitate and promote the sharing of work between regulatory authorities. The highlight of this “Vision” is that by 2014, OECD countries will routinely accept dossiers prepared by stakeholders in the OECD format; will routinely exchange "monographs" containing reviews of the data submitted; and will use OECD "monographs" as a basis for independent risk assessments and regulatory decisions for new and existing pesticides.
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22-avr.-2004
Ce rapport inclut les indicateurs clés d'environnement que les ministres de l'environnement des pays de l'OCDE ont approuvé en mai 2001, mis à jour à l'occasion de la réunion des ministres de l'environnement de l'OCDE en avril 2004.
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01-avr.-2004
The present report aims at responding to the request to monitor the progress in implementing the Guiding Principles that originated from the Almaty Conference. It provides a detailed description of the situation and main trends in the EECCA urban water sector. Russian version
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01-avr.-2004
Water tariff reform is a necessary step in the transition to a market economy. The result of this reform is long-term sustainable development of the utility based on demand for services and proper financing of all utility costs. It is a very complex process and cannot be resolved in a 'one-shot' intervention. Russian version
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01-avr.-2004
This report analyses the social issues arising during municipal water sector reform, particularly those triggered by increasing charges for water supply and wastewater services, and provides national and local decision-makers with practical recommendations to address those problems. They were developed for the Group of Senior Officials on Urban Water Sector Reform in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA), with the support of the OECD/EAP Task Force Secretariat. Russian version
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