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Vienna Convention for the protection of the Ozone Layer
The Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer entered into force in September 1988 and has ratified by the 33 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. The Convention aims to encourage Parties to promote cooperation by means of systematic observations, research and information exchange on the effects of human activities on the ozone layer and to adopt legislative or administrative measures against activities likely to have adverse effects on the ozone layer.
Countries
| Country | Ratification/accession |
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03/12/1992 |
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18/01/1990 |
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01/04/1993 |
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16/10/1992 |
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06/06/1997 |
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03/10/1994 |
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19/03/1990 |
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06/03/1990 |
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16/06/1990 |
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30/07/1991 |
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14/07/1992 |
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31/03/1993 |
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18/05/1993 |
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10/04/1990 |
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02/10/1992 |
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31/03/1993 |
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11/09/1987 |
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12/08/1993 |
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29/03/2000 |
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14/10/1993 |
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31/03/1993 |
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14/09/1987 |
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05/03/1993 |
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13/02/1989 |
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03/12/1992 |
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07/04/1989 |
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10/08/1992 |
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28/07/1993 |
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02/12/1996 |
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14/10/1997 |
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28/08/1989 |
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27/02/1989 |
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01/09/1988 |
Highlights
Information for decision making (articles 3.3 and 4.1)
The Parties undertake to co-operate, directly or through competent international bodies, in ensuring the collection, validation and transmission of research and observational data through appropriate world data centres in a regular and timely fashion. The Parties shall facilitate and encourage the exchange of scientific, technical, socio-economic, commercial and legal information relevant to this Convention.