Workshop Report

This is the report on the 3rd OECD Workshop on Environmentally Sound Management of Wastes which was held in Washington D.C., USA, 20-22 March 2002.

OECD China co-operation on Environment in 2003

This Annual Report on China-OECD Activities presents an overview of activities along with plans for 2004. It also includes conclusions from two major activities carried out in 2003: first on developing strategies for financing environmental infrastructure and second on environmental indicators.<

Technical Guidance for the Environmentally Sound Management of Specific Waste streams: Used and Scrap Personal Computers

The OECD developed this guidance report as a pilot set for the environmentally sound management of specific waste streams, in particular used a scrap personal computers.

Implementing Environmental Fiscal Reform: Income Distribution and Sectoral Competitiveness Issues -- Proceedings of a conference held in Berlin, Germany, 27 June 2002

This document contains the papers prepared for a conference on Environmental Fiscal Reform hosted by the OECD and the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, held in Berlin, Germany, 27 June 2002.

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How to Apply Environmentally Sound Management to Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in the Waste Recovery Sector - Synthesis Report

This study is composed of three case studies and a synthesis report on how to apply ESM to small and medium size enterprises.

Options for combinations of components for an OECD framework on the environmentally sound management of wastes and materials destined for recovery operations

This document provides various options to consider for developing an Environmentally Sound Management framework into an implementable tool.

Resumen. Directrices del CAD - Integrar los Convenios de Río en la cooperación para el desarrollo

This publication aims to clarify the linkages between the Rio Conventions and sustainable development, and provide insights as to how development co-operation agencies can help developing countries respond to global environmental threats.

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Environmental Policy in the Steel Sector: Using Economic Instruments

This study uses a partial equilibrium model of the steel sector to explore short to medium term impacts on the competitiveness of the steel sector of a potential broader use of economic instruments to limit CO2 emissions.

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EPOC Dialogue with Stakeholder Partners, 25 November 2002

Promoting Environmentally Sustainable Development in Asia - Proceedings

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