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The Intended Outcome of the Project Is to Enhance the Capacity of Countries to Manage the Fluorinated Waste. Better Management of Hazardous Waste Brings a Lot of Environmental Benefits. the Dissemination of Results of Best Practices Under This Project Is Expected to Reduce the Air and Water Pollution and Eliminate the Negative Impact on Biodiversity. It Will Also Contribute to Safeguarding Human Health Through the Reduction of Emissions of Dioxins and Furans. Destruction of Fluorocarbons Including Ozone-depleting Substances (ODS) Banks Will Avoid the Emissions of Gases Which Have Both Ozone Depleting and Global Warming Potential. Therefore the Project Will Aim to Educate Decision Makers and Practitioners From Selected Countries on the Sustainable Ways of Managing the Fluorinated Chemicals Waste. the Project Will Share the Experiences and Lessons Learnt Towards a Sustainable, Environmentally Sound, and Affordable Capability to Destroy the 'end of Life' (EOL) Ods and Persistent Organic P
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$89,998
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