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Some multilateral environmental agreements and related agreements also provide for it.
The note identifies various ways in which some multilateral environmental agreements have established requirements for party reporting.
Some multilateral environmental agreements establish financial mechanisms, while others do not.
Such support is already included, for example,in bilateral agreements on access to fishery resources and in some multilateral environmental agreements.
Under some multilateral environmental agreements such information is also obtained or verified through monitoring by a third party, as further discussed below.
The use of criminal law is only one of the measures contemplated by some multilateral environmental agreements and the determination of sanctions is often left to the States parties.
Some multilateral environmental agreements, such as the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, include provisions for effectiveness evaluation.
In addition to containing an overarching article on party reporting, some multilateral environmental agreements include reporting requirements that are specific to some of their control measures.
Some multilateral environmental agreements use all of these components, others use some and a few use none.
Azerbaijan had also made significant progress on international environmental cooperation,including in implementing international commitments under some multilateral environmental agreements MEAs.
The secretariats of some multilateral environmental agreements are also involved in establishment and coordination of specific implementation projects and activities.
Two important innovations regarding access to justice in international forums are the compliance mechanisms adopted under some multilateral environmental agreements and the independence review mechanisms established by a number of international financial institutions.
Some multilateral environmental agreements, especially those that involve international trade, may authorize stronger measures in cases of serious or repeated noncompliance.
While most compliance procedures are facilitative and non-adversarial, some multilateral environmental agreements allow the use of stronger measures to address serious or repeated cases of non-compliance.
Some multilateral environmental agreements do not have formally established financial mechanisms, but instead support implementation activities with voluntary funding approaches.
Recent encouraging innovations include the compliance mechanisms adopted under some multilateral environmental agreements and the independent review mechanisms established by a number of international financial institutions.
Some multilateral environmental agreements provide for non-parties, such as recognized experts or the secretariat, to verify the accuracy of the performance information that parties report.
The existence of liability mechanisms may deter non-compliance by the parties to some multilateral environmental agreements; their bilateral, adversarial nature, however, places them beyond the scope of compliance systems.
Under some multilateral environmental agreements such as CITES and the Montreal Protocol, the secretariat or compliance committee may provide in-country assistance, technical assessment or verification at the invitation of the party concerned.
The first part considers the way in which the link between human rights and the environment has been addressed by human rights treaty bodies,the special procedures of the Commission on Human Rights, and some multilateral environmental agreements(MEAs) that have been adopted in recent years.
The compliance provisions of some multilateral environmental agreements explicitly state that they shall be separate from, and without prejudice to, dispute settlement procedures established under the agreements.
Some multilateral environmental agreements, such as the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade, do not impose formal reporting requirements on parties.
Section I of the document, supported by the annex,reviews arrangements being applied by some multilateral environmental agreements, giving particular attention to the experience of the scheme of financial arrangements adopted under the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters the Aarhus Convention.
Some multilateral environmental agreements, such as the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, are designed to allow parties to adjust them fairly easily, which allows parties to increase their effectiveness by strengthening their control measures quickly in response to changing circumstances.
The Executive Body may wish to note that some multilateral environmental agreements in ECE are open, either by original design or through amendment, to accession by States from outside ECE, though no such States have taken steps to accede to any convention or protocol.
Some multilateral environmental agreements have made progress towards achieving greater synergies, notably in the chemicals and waste domain(e.g., the clustering of the secretariats of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade and the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants) as well as at the intersection of forests, biodiversity and climate change.
The Board notes that some multilateral environmental agreements may elect to rescind their relationship with UNEP and remove themselves from the financial and operational control of the Executive Director of UNEP and we urge UNEP to resolve these issues as a matter of urgency.
The United Nations has registered some 600 multilateral environmental agreements as depicted in figure I.
United Nations and multilateral environmental agreements: some United Nations programmes and multilateral environmental agreements are key clients for the Platform's reports.
Some other multilateral environmental agreements have also identified the need for targeted information and training in this area.