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Slide 7 Slide 9 Best Available Techniques (BAT) • "Best available techniques" means the most effective and advanced stage in the development of activities and their methods of operation which indicate the practical suitability of particular techniques for providing in principle the basis for release limitations designed to prevent and, where that is not practicable, generally to reduce releases of chemicals listed in Part I of Annex C and their impact on the environment as a whole… Expert Group on BAT/BEP • Mandate and terms of reference established at INC6 (2003): • Manageable size • Members to represent their regions • Operate by consensus • 3 meetings authorized • Experts selected by countries, countries selected by regional groups: • 18 from developing countries (5 Africa, 5 Asia, 5 GRULAC) and economies in transition (3) • 18 from developed countries (WEOG) • 4 from e-NGOs • 4 from i-NGOs • 2 from IGOs Slide 8 Slide 11 Best <strong>Environment</strong>al Practices (BEP) • "Best environmental practices" means the application of the most appropriate combination of environmental control measures and strategies. Expert Group on BAT/BEP • Meetings: • 10-1414 March, 2003 (RTP, USA) • 8-12 December, 2003 (Villarrica, Chile) • 11-1616 October, 2004 (Tokyo, Japan) Slide 10 Article 5: Unintentionally Produced POPs Slide 12 Expert Group on BAT/BEP • When applying best available techniques and best environmental practices for the above, Parties should take into consideration: • the general guidance on prevention and release reduction measures in Annex C and • guidelines on best available techniques and best environmental practices to be adopted by decision of the Conference of the Parties (see subparagraphs (d) and (e) of Article 5). Additional material available to the Group included: • Proceedings of regional workshop on BAT/BEP held in Bangkok, Thailand (13-15 15 March, 2002) • Proceedings of regional workshop on BAT/BEP held in Buenos Aires, Argentina (23-25 25 October, 2002) 33
Slide 13 Expert Group on BAT/BEP Following the final meeting in Tokyo: • endorsed and reached consensus to forward the draft guidelines and guidance to the Conference of the Parties for consideration and possible adoption BUT • “…noted that while best available techniques and best environmental practices for many of the specific source categories were complete and very well advanced, others needed additional work….” • agreed to recommend that the Conference of the Parties adopt the draft guidelines and guidance on a provisional basis pending completion of any additional work Slide 16 Recommended Action by the Conference of the Parties • The Conference of the Parties may wish to: • Consider the report by the co-chairs chairs of the Expert Group & the EGB’s draft guidelines & provisional guidance; • Identify further work to be undertaken and determine the modalities for completing the work; • Adopt for immediate use by Parties pending further development, and with any amendments, the draft guidelines and provisional guidance; and • Identify the modalities for the regular updating of the guidelines and provisional guidance. Slide 14 Expert Group on BAT/BEP • The Expert Group also agreed that its report to the Conference of the Parties should reflect : • developing country concerns on the socio- economic impact of applying best available techniques and the lack of capacity to do so, • the concurrent need for technical and financial assistance; and • the need for further work to continue to develop the guidelines. Slide 17 Report by the Co-Chairs Chairs (Further Work) • Clearinghouse mechanism/compendium • Special needs of developing countries • Additional Guidance material • Emission limits/targets • Monitoring • Policy (inclusion of sustainable development strategies) Slide 15 Expert Group on BAT/BEP • With regard to developing country concerns, the Expert Group: • agreed to recommend to the Conference of the Parties that it consider special support to these countries; • noted the special concerns of African countries regarding the lack of waste management capacity; and • agreed to highlight this concern for urgent consideration by the Conference of Parties 34
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