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… issues like ecosystems management; need to protect the ozone layer; pollution control; sustainable development; … importantly, African countries also came to realize the potential negative effects of persistent and fast degradation … 1983; the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, 1985; the Montreal Protocol on Substances that …

… importantly, African countries also came to realize the potential negative effects of persistent and fast degradation … 1983; the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, 1985; the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, 1987; and the Basel Convention on the Control of …

… major devel- opment thrust in the region. However, if the potential benefits of this development are to be realised and … resources is considered to be an industry with high growth potential, especially in areas which have marginal value for … all life on the planet. Hence, the air, atmosphere, the ozone shield and land are all considered part of the global …

… of applying the ecosystem approach. Further, there is potential to use the tools developed under SFM to implement … 132 E.g., PRC National Program for Phasing-out Ozone Depleting Substances; more than 100 policies and measures …

… 1.3 Potential Economic and Social … 1.4 Potential Health Impacts … when scientific findings indicated that the stratospheric ozone hole was being depleted by commercial refrigerants. An … are viewed as a matter of global concern and outlines the potential social, economic, health and ecological impacts. …