Tanzania Multi Stakeholder Map - WebNG
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THE ASP AND CIVIL SOCIETY<br />
• The ASP - What it is<br />
It is an international initiative to address the<br />
problem of obsolete stocks in Africa<br />
. It aims at clearing obsolete stocks (estimated<br />
to be 50,000 tonnes) and put in place<br />
preventive measures<br />
The ASP - What it is cont’d<br />
Guiding principles:<br />
- Attainment of basic sustainable development<br />
criteria<br />
- Country driven process<br />
- Conjunction with existing activities<br />
- Prevention of future accumulation<br />
- Compliancy with international standards –<br />
destruction technologies<br />
- <strong>Multi</strong> - stakeholder Approach<br />
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The ASP - What it is cont’d<br />
The implementation process<br />
- A phased – long approach, at least 3 phases<br />
spread over 12 – 15 yrs<br />
- First phase of 3 years to be implemented<br />
through strategic partnership involving multiple<br />
stakeholders<br />
- Phase I: Botswana, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire,<br />
Ethiopia, Morocco, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia,<br />
Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, Swaziland, Tunisia<br />
& <strong>Tanzania</strong>.<br />
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The ASP - What it is cont’d<br />
Funding<br />
• GEF USD 25 million approved by GEF<br />
Council in October 2002<br />
• Co Funding: GEF commitment was made on<br />
understanding that USD 45 million will be<br />
contributed by governments aid agencies, the<br />
private sector, and other donors and that<br />
participating countries will ratify the<br />
Stockholm Convention. The WB has the lead<br />
role in raising co – fund.<br />
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The ASP - What it is cont’d<br />
• By 2003, about ¾ of co – financing for Phase I<br />
was committed by Bilateral Aid Agencies, EU &<br />
CLI (though CropLife is yet to honor its<br />
commitment).<br />
• Cost of waste destruction estaimated at USD<br />
3,500 per tonne.<br />
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The ASP - What it is cont’d<br />
ASP PARTNERS<br />
Africa Union (fadaybojang@yahoo.com)<br />
CropLife International (chris.waller@obstocks.co.uk)<br />
Economic Commission for Africa (ktutu@uneca.org)<br />
FAO (davis.mark@fao.org<br />
GEF (Igranier@worldbank.org)<br />
NEPAD (hesphinar@nepad.org<br />
PAN-Africa (abouthiam@pan-africa.sn)<br />
PAN-UK<br />
Basel Secretariat (pierre.portas@unep.ch)<br />
UNEP (mgubb@chemicals.unep.ch)<br />
UNIDO (meisa@unido.org<br />
UNITAR (craig.boljkovac@unitar.org<br />
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