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… significant adverse transboundary impacts by the affected Party (Article 3.7) 15 2.8 Preparation of the EIA … rumours develop and by letting citizens in the affected Party present their opinions on activities that may have an … due to too complicated or poor organisation within a Party. Clear rules of procedure and with clearly identified …

… investigation, at the request of any one of them. If a Party desires to carry out operations for the development of … its own territory and partly on the territory of another Party, or involving alterations on the territory of another Party, which might cause serious prejudice to any other …

… of trans- boundary environmental harm. This means that a Party should provide the same rights of access to … and Natural Resources the COP or at the request of one Party. Decisions shall be made as far as possible by … of its objectives, the Convention provides that each Party, according to its capability, must make every effort to …

… covered by the Convention, as well as States not currently party to the Convention. The second edition of the Guide … Guide thus uses the term to refer to any internal law of a Party, whether a State or a regional economic integration … Definitions In article 2, the Convention defines “Party”, “public authority”, “environmental information”, “the …

… is mercury” (Article 2(i)). In application of Article 3, a Party shall not allow primary mercury mining that was not … MERCURY STOCKS AND SUPPLY SOURCES Under Article 3, each Party shall endeavour to identify individual stocks of … of the importing country, regardless of whether it is a Party or non-Party, must be obtained before an export ;  …

… Guide has taken the term to apply to any internal law of a Party, whether a State or a regional economic integration … Definitions In article 2, the Convention defines “Party,” “public authority,” “environmental information,” “the … acknowledged. One of the first ways of doing so is for the Party to provide information about procedures for …

… present convention will take effect in the case of each party ninety days after the receipt of its ratification or of … the present Convention, the latter may be denounced by any party thereto after the expiration of five years from the date when it came into force in respect of that party. Denunciation shall be effected by notification in …

… ‘comparable’ documentation requirements for trade with non-Party states under Art. X of CITES (Convention on … the responsibility of individual Parties. While each Party will always be required to take measures to give effect … of some MEAs6 has thus moved from simply relying on each Party to play its part in achieving a collective outcome, to …

… be detected and revealed by four actors: the non-compliant Party itself, the compliance body, the secretariat of the agreement at issue and another contracting Party regarding the non-compliant Party. The reliability, relevance and timeliness of …

… of trans- boundary environmental harm. This means that a Party should provide the same rights of access to … and Natural Resources the COP or at the request of one Party. Decisions shall be made as far as possible by … of its objectives, the Convention provides that each Party, according to its capability, must make every effort to …