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Internationale Umwelt-Institutionen
NOGA 2008: 99 exterritoriale Organisationen und Körperschaften
NOGA Beschrieb
Standard der
Umweltwirtschaft
Diese Art umfasst die Tätigkeiten von internationalen Institutionen, die auf multilateralen
Abkommen basieren und zwischenstaatliche Interessen vertreten. 45
Der Umweltwirtschaft werden Internationale Institutionen mit Sitz in der Schweiz
zugeordnet, die auf multilaterale Abkommen des Natur- und Umweltschutzes
basieren.
Die Angaben stützen sich auf die Klassifikation von «Genève internationale».
Africa 21 is a think-tank based at the heart of International
Geneva, on the tryptic of sustainable development, multilateral
diplomacy, and African issues. The organization is
particularly interested in the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable
Development and its implementation from Geneva
to Africa.
Association Africa 21
C/o Maison Kultura
Rue de Montbrillant 52
1202 Genève
info@africa21.org
www.africa21.org
The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary
Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal
is the most comprehensive global environmental
agreement on hazardous and other wastes. The Secretariat
of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary
Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal
is based in Châtelaine.
Secretariat of the Basel Convention
11–13, Chemin des Anémones
1219 Châtelaine
Switzerland
022 917 8218
www.basel.int
sbc@unep.org
The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) promotes measurable
improvements in the key environmental and social
impacts of cotton cultivation worldwide to make it more
economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable.
BCI is multi-stakeholder, cooperating with organizations
from across the cotton supply chain and other interested
stakeholders.
Better Cotton Initiative
22 Rue des Asters
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
0 22 93 91 250
office@bettercotton.org
www.bettercotton.org
The Center for International Environmental Law
(CIEL) is committed to strengthening and using international
law and institutions to protect the environment,
promote human health, and ensure a just and sustainable
society. CIEL is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocacy
in the global public interest, including through legal
counsel, policy research, analysis, education, training
and capacity building.
CIEL
15 Rue Des Savoises
1205 Geneva
022 789 05 00
geneva@ciel.org
www.ciel.org
45 Bundesamt für Statistik BFS, NOGA 2008, Allgemeine Systematik der Wirtschaftszweige, Erläuterungen, 2008, S. 245.