Regional Hubs:

IPEN Regional Hubs act as Regional Focal Points in Africa, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, South Asia, Eastern Europe, Caucasus & Central Asia, and the Middle East. Regional Hubs coordinate and communicate with IPEN Participating Organisations in their geographic regions, and report to the Network on the regions' needs, activities, and perspectives.

Regional Hubs List:

Anglophone Africa

Agenda for Environment and Responsible Development (AGENDA)

Based in the United Republic of Tanzania

Email: agenda@raha.com

 

Central and Eastern Europe

Arnika Association

Based in the Czech Republic

Email: jindrich.petrlik@arnika.org

 

Eastern Europe, Caucasus, Central Asian Countries

Eco Accord

Based in Russia

Email: speransk2004@mail.ru

 

Francophone Africa

Pesticide Action Network (PAN) Africa

Based in Senegal

Email: abouthiam@pan-afrique.org

 

Latin America

Red de Accion en Plaguicidas y sus Alternativas para América Latina (RAPAM)

Based in Mexico

Email: rapam@prodigy.net.mx

 

Middle East

Day Hospital

Based in Egypt

Email: mbanna@starnet.com.eg

 

South Asia

Toxics Link

Based in India

Email: satish@toxicslink.org

 

Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia POPs Elimination Network (SEAPEN)

Based in the Philippines

Email: romyquij@yahoo.com

Email: manny.gaia@no-burn.org

 

Regional Action Plans:

In 2008 IPEN's 8 Regional Hubs surveyed NGOs in their regions in order to learn more about what groups around the world feel are the chemical safety issues of the highest priority, and where there any gaps in knowledge, capacity, and resources.

In total, 208 NGOs were surveyed for their input, in 82 countries around the world.

Read excerpts from the reports here by clicking on the image of the report.

Further inquires about the Regional Action Plans may be directed to ipen@ipen.org

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Middle East:

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South Asia:

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EECCA:

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Francophone Africa:

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Southeast Asia:

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Central and Eastern Europe:

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  Version: November 2009