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… // University of Eastern Finland The Montreal Protocol’s non-compliance procedure UEF // University of Eastern Finland … – Trade measures: bans and other restrictions for non-Parties •Multilateral Fund, technology transfer and … 2007 UEF // University of Eastern Finland Triggers •Party/Parties-to-Party •Self-trigger •Secretariat – Data …

… useful for negotiators working in other contexts, such as non-legally-binding instruments, including ministerial … and future generations (Principle 1) • renewable versus non-renewable resources (Principles 2 to 5) • ecosystems … only the Parties to a framework convention can become Party to a subsequent protocol (though this depends on the …

… In addition, other stakeholders such as representatives of non-governmental organi- zations and the private sector may … punitive/enforcement-based in nature. The former regards non-com- pliance as resulting primarily from capacity … ‘comparable’ documentation requirements for trade with non-Party states under Art. X of CITES (Convention on …

… in 1982 and the date it entered into force in 1994, non-parties to the treaty, in practice, followed many of the … Often, the term soft law is used as synonymous with non- legally binding instrument, but this is not correct. An … can be considered to represent hard law; however, a non- legally binding instrument does not necessarily …

… in whole or in part and in any form of educational or non-proper services without special permission from the … of Pollution from Ships MOP Meeting of the Parties NGO Non-Governmental Organisation PIC Prior Informed Consent POPs … Guide only addresses MEAs. Basic Terms State: A country. Party: A State (country) that has ratified a treaty. …