In 2011, theInspectorforChemical Substancesimplementsthree projectsco-financed bythePolish aid programof the Ministryof Foreign Affairs.

Please visit the following website to get more information on Polish aid:

www.polskapomoc.gov.pl

The titles of implemented project are:

• “The support in developing system of sound chemicals management in Armenia in order to facilitate economic integration with the European Union”;
• “The support in developing system of sound chemicals management in Georgia in order to facilitate economic integration with the European Union”;
• “The support in developing system of sound chemicals management in Moldova in order to facilitate economic integration with the European Union”.
   

                  Project objectives:

• Preparing Armenian, Georgian and Moldovan administration to tasks related to integration with EU in the area of chemicals trade.
• Provide representatives of Armenian, Georgian and Moldovan public administration, industry and NGOs with information on EU legislation in regard to chemicals management.

The direct benefitsfrom the project will be gained by 21 specialists from Armenian, Georgian, Moldovan central government participating in a study visit in Poland and by about 110 representatives of Armenian, Georgian and Moldovan public administration, businessesand NGOs involved in training in Armenia, Georgia and Moldova.

The knowledge of the management of chemicals transferred to a broad group of participants in beneficiary countries will in all likelihood contribute to its dissemination to the general public, which will indirectly facilitate economic integration in the area of ​​free trade in the field of chemicals management. In a wider perspective, as the effect of improving the management of chemicals in Armenia, Georgia and Moldova, projects will improve the health of society and protection of environment in the beneficiary countries.

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