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… Resources and Environment (MoNRE) designated as the lead agency for implementation. Thailand subsequently … in Resolution Conf. 14.3, paragraph 30 that could lead to sanctions under the Convention. Thailand was the only …

… and rewards programmes to be introduced. 2. The ODPP to lead all investigations into major wildlife trafficking cases … traffickers. 4. ODPP anti-corruption team to initiate and lead investigations of corruption within the police and …

… conservancies, in which local communities take the lead in protecting and conserving wildlife, have also been …

… the quality of air, by releasing toxic pollutants, such as lead, chromium, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury;  Waste and … between sellers and buyers occur. Hacking methods lead to incorrect carbon credit figures, hindering the … metals (e.g. iron, manganese), base metals (e.g. copper, lead, zinc), precious metals (e.g. gold, silver, the …

… — We will increase coordination among the agencies that lead our efforts to combat wildlife trafficking and those that lead our efforts to stop transnational organized crime so … its own role in the illegal trade in wildlife and must lead in addressing this issue on the global stage. By working …

… the import of a particular waste stream, such as used lead-acid batteries. * Parties must not allow the export of … formulation and use of or- ganic solvents; waste lead-acid batteries; certain waste electrical and electronic … when they know of a release that has led or may lead to an unintentional transboundary movement of an LMO …