Killer of Philippine Environmental Official Sentenced to 20-40 Years
The killer of a Philippine government official and environmental activist was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison in September, as the victim’s wife and colleagues, including INECE Executive Planning Committee member Tony Oposa, vowed to continue their hunt for his accomplices.
 Compliance Critical to Expanding Role of Forests in Combatting Climate Change
INECE Secretariat Director Durwood Zaelke led a panel at the recent Climate Change Convention on how improved compliance and enforcement is essential for expanding the role of forests in fighting climate change.
Workshops Expand Role of IT in Emissions Trading Compliance
INECE and the International Emissions Trading Association recently launched a dialogue on the role of information technology (IT) in implementing and ensuring compliance with emissions trading systems. The dialogue has focused monitoring, reporting, and verification strategies, specifically within the European Union’s Emissions Trading System.
Compliance and Enforcement Take Center Stage at 4th IUCN Environmental Law Colloquium
The 4th IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Colloquium, co-sponsored by INECE, focused on enforcement of, and compliance with, environmental law at the local, national, and international level.
INECE, Basel Secretariat Cooperate to Raise Awareness of Hazardous Waste Convention
The over-arching aim of the project is to increase civil society interactions with the Basel Convention for a two-way purpose: spreading knowledge about the Convention and obtaining information about expectations related to the Basel Convention. INECE Offers Graduate Level Course on Compliance and Enforcement
The INECE course provided law students and practitioners with an opportunity for in-depth training in environmental law and regulation.
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