NES participates in key environment drivers training
Two staff from the National Environment Service (NES) Cook Islands were amongst 30 other participants that recently attended the training programme in Singapore last month.
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Cook Islands prepare for INC-4
According to the Cook Islands participants, regional meetings particularly for PSIDS is essential to assist countries that share common interests in protecting the environment against
Regional plans to address biofouling and invasive species
Rose Strickland stated ‘the discussions at the regional level allowed member countries to share their challenges faced in biofouling, as well as inviting technical experts
Aitutaki Environment Authority trained after warrants issued
As an independent decision-making authority, NES aims to provide the necessary administrative and secretarial support to the AEA to meet the objectives set out in
NES staff trained in convention negotiations
The BRS conventions address the movement and disposal of transboundary waste, trade and sound management of hazardous chemicals and to eliminate or restrict the production
