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Presentation of Results of the Pilot Project on the Trinidad and Tobago National Climate Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting and Verification System
Border control agencies play a critical role as the first line of defence in the transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and toxic chemicals, particularly for illegal shipments to developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
To this end, a virtual regional training workshop on the “Detection, Identification and Classification of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) by Border Control Agencies” was hosted by the Basel Convention Regional Center-Caribbean (BCRC-C). The main objectives of the training were to: improve the ability to detect and identify illegal shipments; train on the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm (BRS) Conventions and the regulation of international trade of hazardous waste, industrial chemicals and POPs; train on the role of border control in the implementation of the BRS Conventions; and to improve cooperation with national and regional counterparts in the control of transboundary movement of chemicals and waste.
The Ministry of Planning and Development was represented by Ms. Keima Gardiner and Ms. Tushara Maharaj of the EPPD. They formed part of the Trinidad and Tobago contingent of key border control stakeholders which included: the Customs and Excise Division, the Pesticides and Toxic Chemicals Inspectorate of the Ministry of Health, the Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards, the Trade Licence Unit of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago, the EMA, and the additional members of the national Project Working Committee: SWMCOL, the Water Resources Agency (WRA) and the Tobago House of Assembly (THA).
This training was facilitated under the regional GEF 5558 Project: “Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Management Mechanism for (POPs) in the Caribbean” for the eight (8) project countries, inclusive of Trinidad and Tobago, as well as to an additional six (6) Parties served by the Centre. The training was held over four (4) half-day sessions starting with a Regional Introductory Session on November 16, 2020, and training on November 17, along with country level presentations, November 26 and December 2, 2020.
Photos courtesy Basel Convention Regional Centre - Caribbean
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‼️Webinar alert‼️ Presentation of Results of the Pilot Project on the Trinidad and Tobago National Climate Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) System.
As part of the #ParisAgreement, Trinidad and Tobago submitted its plans for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which stipulates the reduction in cumulative emissions from a business as usual baseline by 15% in the transport, industry and power generation sectors, to be achieved by 2030.
The Paris Agreement requires governments to report on the implementation of their plans through a robust accountability and transparency system, known as monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) systems, that are to produce accurate, transparent, comparable, complete and consistent information regarding the emission and mitigation of #GHGs.
Join us on Tuesday as we present the results of the Pilot Project on the Trinidad and Tobago National Climate Mitigation #MRV System. Feature presentation by Mr. Randyll Pandohie and Mr. Ryan Deosaran (Expert Consultants).
Webinar details:
📅Date- Tuesday 12th January, 2021
⏰Time- 1pm (AST)
Duration- Approximately 60mins.
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‼️Webinar alert‼️ Presentation of Results of the Pilot Project on the Trinidad and Tobago National Climate Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) System.
As part of the #ParisAgreement, Trinidad and Tobago submitted its plans for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which stipulates the reduction in cumulative emissions from a business as usual baseline by 15% in the transport, industry and power generation sectors, to be achieved by 2030.
The Paris Agreement requires governments to report on the implementation of their plans through a robust accountability and transparency system, known as monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) systems, that are to produce accurate, transparent, comparable, complete and consistent information regarding the emission and mitigation of #GHGs.
Join us on Tuesday as we present the results of the Pilot Project on the Trinidad and Tobago National Climate Mitigation #MRV System. Feature presentation by Mr. Randyll Pandohie and Mr. Ryan Deosaran (Expert Consultants).
Webinar details:
📅Date- Tuesday 12th January, 2021
⏰Time- 1pm (AST)
Duration- Approximately 60mins.
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An Overview of the National Standard for Safety of Toys by Ms. Beverly Monroe
During the Christmas season where the gifting of toys usually sees a considerable uptick, toys containing high levels of certain chemicals can potentially pose a high risk to children. The Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards (TTBS) plays a very important role in developing quality standards for many consumer goods, including toys which help to safeguard the general public, particulary those most vulnerable such as our children, from harm.
Join us this Thursday as we partner with the #TTBS to discuss the National Standards for Safety of Toys during this season of giving.
Webinar details:
📅Date- Thursday 10th December 2020
⏰Time- 1pm (AST)
Duration- Approximately 60mins.
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We look forward to your participation! #EPPDTT #TTBS #NationalStandards #ToySafety
The Role of Ecosystems in Mitigation ands Management of COVID-19 and other Zoonoses
‼️Webinar alert‼️ The Role of Ecosystems in Mitigation and Management of Covid-19 and other Zoonoses.
Diseases transmissible from animals to humans through direct contact or through food, water, and the environment, are commonly referred to as ‘zoonoses’. The interface shared among humans, animals, and the environment has been a source of diseases impacting public health. This has therefore lead to rising international concern about the zoonotic origins of many pandemics.
Join us this Thursday as we partner with the #UnitedNationsEnvironmentProgramme to discuss the role of ecosystems and the management of zoonotic diseases like #Covid19 🦠
Webinar details:
📅Date- Thursday 26th November 2020
⏰Time- 1pm (AST)
Duration- Approximately 60mins.
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#EPPDTT #Zoonoses #UNEP
Identification and Management of the Giant African Snail in Trinidad by Mr. Rishi Mohansingh, Agricultural Entomologist.
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‼️Webinar Alert‼️ Pest Control – The Giant African Snail.
The Giant African snail was first found in Trinidad and Tobago in 2008 and since then there has been a sustained effort to eradicate this invasive alien species led by the Research Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries.
The Giant African Snail is especially dangerous as it is a host for the rat lungworm, which causes eosinophilic meningitis in human beings.
Join us this Thursday as we shed light on the impacts of the giant African snail on the environment here in Trinidad and Tobago with Entomologist, Mr. Rishi Mohansingh from the Research Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries.
Webinar details:
🗓 Date: Thursday 12th November, 2020
⏰ Time: 1pm (AST)
Duration: Approximately 60mins
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‼️Webinar Alert‼️ Pest Control – The Giant African Snail.
The Giant African snail was first found in Trinidad and Tobago in 2008 and since then there has been a sustained effort to eradicate this invasive alien species led by the Research Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries.
The Giant African Snail is especially dangerous as it is a host for the rat lungworm, which causes eosinophilic meningitis in human beings.
Join us this Thursday as we shed light on the impacts of the giant African snail on the environment here in Trinidad and Tobago with Entomologist, Mr. Rishi Mohansingh from the Research Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries.
Webinar details:
🗓 Date: Thursday 12th November, 2020
⏰ Time: 1pm (AST)
Duration: Approximately 60mins
Registration Link:
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#EPPDTT #PestManagement #TheGiantAfricanSnail
Ozone Layer Depletion and Skin Cancer by The National Ozone Unit and Ms. Sherma Mills-Serrette
‼️ Webinar Alert‼️-Ozone Layer Depletion and Skin Cancer 🌎☀️
The ozone layer forms a protective filter against harmful UV radiation from the sun. Depletion of this protective barrier therefore increases UV-related harm to humans and the environment. Skin damage including sunburn, premature ageing, and in severe cases skin cancer are all potential consequences.
Join us this Thursday as we shed light on the impacts of ozone layer depletion, as it relates specifically to skin cancer with the National Ozone Unit and Mrs. Sherma Mills Serette, Team Lead Educator, Trinidad and Tobago Cancer Society.
Webinar details:
🗓 Date: Thursday 29th October, 2020
⏰ Time: 1pm (AST)
Duration: Approximately 60mins
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/2HAENvS
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#EPPDTT #WebinarSeries #ozone #skincancer #skinsafe #ozonelayer #ozonedepletion #nolifewithoutozone #protecttheozonelayer #noutt #nationalozoneunit
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Climate Change & the Media:
TUNE IN for a video production looking into the role of the media in mitigating climate change in T&T.
Premiering tonight on CCN TV6: Trinidad and Tobago, from 8:30 PM, (Oct 23).
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Brought to you by the Ministry of Planning's Multilateral Environmental Agreements Unit and the UNDP Trinidad and Tobago.
Renewable Energy in Trinidad and Tobago with Dr. Kiron Neale
‼️ Webinar Alert‼️- Renewable Energy in Trinidad and Tobago 💨🌊☀️
Renewable energies (RE) are sources of clean, inexhaustible and increasingly competitive energy. They differ from fossil fuels principally in their diversity, abundance and potential for use anywhere on the planet, but above all in that they produce minimal greenhouse gases and polluting emissions.
Join our webinar this Thursday as we discuss #RenewableEnergy in the local context and explore its feasibility, technologies, challenges and the future of RE in 🇹🇹 with Dr. Kiron Neale, Energy Efficiency Professional.
Webinar details:
🗓Date: Thursday 15th October 2020
⏱Time: 1pm (AST)
Duration: Approximately 60mins
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#EPPDTT #EnvironmentalWebinarSeries #RenewableEnergy Ministry of Planning and Development
Marine Plastic Litter & Microplastics with Mr. Christopher Corbin (Programme Officer Marine Pollution, UNEP) and Mr. Marissa Mohamed (ICC Country Coordinator and Executive Director CNIRD).
‼️Webinar Alert‼️ - Marine Plastic Litter and Microplastics
Every year, about 8 million tonnes of plastic waste streams its way into the oceans. The high and rapidly growing quantities of marine plastic litter and microplastics represent a serious environmental and socio-economic issue affecting marine life, ecosystems, health, food security, the tourism sector and livelihoods. The impacts know no boundaries, spanning the national, regional and even international scale.
Join our webinar this Thursday as we dive into the issue of marine plastic litter and microplastics with Mr. Christopher Corbin, Programme Officer for Marine Pollution, Cartagena Convention Secretariat, UNEP and Ms. Marissa Mohamed, International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) Country Coordinator and Executive Director of CNIRD.
Webinar details:
🗓 Date: Thursday 1st October, 2020
⏰ Time: 1pm (AST)
Duration: Approximately 60mins
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/2FQH8mf
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#EPPDTT #WebinarSeries #marinelitter #marineplasticlitter #microplastics #cleanseas
TTT's coverage of our clean-up efforts on the Foreshore last year as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC). We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and though we could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land.
#ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
On the third Saturday in September, volunteers around the world mobilise to clean up shorelines as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) efforts.
We could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, so we have decided to share some memories from last year at the end of the clean-up efforts on the day at the Foreshore.
We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land.
#ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
On the third Saturday in September, volunteers around the world mobilise to clean up shorelines as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) efforts.
We could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, so we have decided to share some memories from last year when we promoted the event with country coordinator International Coastal Cleanup Trinidad & Tobago and our site partner European Union in Trinidad and Tobago on television, as well as clean-up efforts on the day at the Foreshore.
We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land.
#ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
On the third Saturday in September, volunteers around the world mobilise to clean up shorelines as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) efforts.
We could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, so we have decided to share some memories from last year's clean-up efforts at the Foreshore.
We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land.
#ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
MAKING POLLUTERS PAY- A brief Discussion of Legal Issues Surrounding Accountability for Damage to the Environment by Mr. Andrew Dalip
Level 7, Tower C, International Waterfront Centre, 1A Wrightson Road
Port Of Spain
| Monday | 08:00 - 16:15 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 - 16:15 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 - 16:15 |
| Thursday | 08:00 - 16:15 |
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TTT's coverage of our clean-up efforts on the Foreshore last year as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC). We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and though we could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land. #ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
On the third Saturday in September, volunteers around the world mobilise to clean up shorelines as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) efforts. We could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, so we have decided to share some memories from last year at the end of the clean-up efforts on the day at the Foreshore. We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land. #ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
On the third Saturday in September, volunteers around the world mobilise to clean up shorelines as part of International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) efforts. We could not host our traditional data collection exercise today, so we have decided to share some memories from last year's clean-up efforts at the Foreshore. We thank our volunteers for their continued support throughout the years, and we encourage you to take action to stem the tide of trash at the source as 80% of marine litter originates on land. #ICC #ICCTT #coastalcleanupTT #coastalcleanup #CleanOn
MAKING POLLUTERS PAY- A brief Discussion of Legal Issues Surrounding Accountability for Damage to the Environment by Mr. Andrew Dalip
Sea Turtles in Trinidad and Tobago with Dr. Michelle Cazabon-Mannette.
Unlocking the Green Fund with Ms. Leslie-Ann Dillon, Community Liaison Officer, Green Fund Executing Unit.
‼️Available for Download‼️- Secondary School Activity Series- Issue 3 (Link below) As we continue to provide engaging, informative and interactive material in our Green Day’s by the EPPD Activity Series, we invite you to download and peruse ISSUE 3. As per usual, our Activity Series provides lessons and activities on the topics- #WasteAndChemicals, #ClimateChange, #Biodiveristy and #Ozone. To access our Secondary School Activity Series click on the link- https://eppd-tt.blogspot.com/p/activity-series-secondary-school-edition.html?m=1 #EPPDTT Ministry of Planning and Development
‼️Available for Download‼️- Primary School Activity Series- Issue 3 (Link below) As we continue to provide engaging, informative and interactive material in our Green Day’s by the EPPD Activity Series, we invite you to download and peruse ISSUE 3. As per usual, our Activity Series provides lessons and activities on the topics- #WasteAndChemicals, #ClimateChange, #Biodiveristy and #Ozone. To access our Activity Series click on the link- https://eppd-tt.blogspot.com/p/green-days-by-eppd-activity-series.html?m=1 #EPPDTT Ministry of Planning and Development
Invasive Alien Species- The Lionfish with Dr. Farahnaz Solomon
Launch of the Trinidad and Tobago Biodiversity Information System (TTBIS)
Youth and Environmental Stewardship- Panel Discussion with Mrs. Sian Cuffy Young and Ms. Rianna Gonzales
‼️Flashback Friday- Webinar Alert‼️ The National Ozone Unit, Environmental Policy and Planning Division, held a Webinar on Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technologies in the fight against COVID-19 on 26 June 2020 at in commemoration of #WorldRefrigerationDay2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has brought global industry and commerce to a standstill, where building owners and operators are looking for guidance on real solutions for reopening. With infectious diseases transmitted through air, HVAC systems can have a major effect on virus transmission. Decreasing the risk of exposure is an important step in reducing the spread of infectious diseases. Based on the science behind the airborne transmission of COVID-19, this presentation will discusses the mitigation technologies available with HVAC systems. #EPPDTT #HVACTechnologies
Biodiversity of North East Tobago with Ms. Lanya Fanovich (Senior Ecologist)
Something's Fishy in Trinbago We're discussing #FishDiversity in Trinidad and Tobago with Dr. Ryan Mohammed.
Household Chemical Safety- Mr. Hasmath Ali (Registrar Pesticides and Toxic Chemicals, Ministry of Health).
‼️LIVE NOW‼️ Ice Aged Biodiversity in the Tropics- Comparative Island Biogeography with Dr. Ryan Mohammed.
“If we keep producing and consuming as usual, we will eat into the planet’s capacity to sustain life until there is nothing left but scraps. We all need to make better choices about what we eat and what we wear to help protect and restore the land.” — Ibrahim Thiaw, Executive Secretary of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) 2020 Desertification and Drought Day focuses on links between consumption and land. The need to combat the causes and mitigate the effects of land degradation is one of the primary reasons why the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GoRTT) acceded to the UNCCD on August 06, 2000. To read more about #2020DesertificationAndDroughtDay check out our blog post! http://eppd-tt.blogspot.com/2020/06/2020-desertification-and-drought-day.html#more #eppdtt #LandDegradation #UNCCD #Desertification #Drought
Join our webinar with Dr. Luke Rostant (Wildlife Ecologist) as we explore the importance of bats in Trinidad and Tobago.
🎉Website Launch! 🎉 All you need to know about Persistent Organic Pollutants or POPs is just one click away! ⚠️ Visit www.stopthepops.com to explore more on these toxic chemicals; play games, use the Augmented Reality (AR) feature, meet the residents of POPsville, and learn how you can protect yourself, and act #ForNature. ⚠️ Website created under the regional project, 'Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Management Mechanism for POPs in the Caribbean (GEF#5558). ⚠️
The webinar entitled "Pollinator Biodiversity" which featured our very own Dr. Lena Dempewolf was hosted by the EPPD in observance of #WorldEnvironmentDay2020 For your reference, we have uploaded a video recording of our webinar which contains the full feature presentation and the questions/answers segment. Due to time constraints, we acknowledge that some persons may have been unable to have their questions answered. Hence, such persons do have the option to submit questions directly to Dr. Dempewolf using the email address [email protected] OR you can comment your questions below and they will be answered. Once again, THANK YOU for your active participation in our webinar event! Stay tuned as we have much more in store! About the presenter- Dr. Lena Dempewolf is a Biodiversity Specialist at the EPPD. As a pollination ecologist, her PhD work focused primarily on the identification, assessment and valuation of pollination as an ecosystem service. Her recent work experience includes her roles as Junior Consultant for the IFPAMTT project, Project Manager for the joint UWI-NGC project evaluating the amount of carbon sequestered by the NGC Reforestation Project, Programme Officer for the Global Water Partnership-Caribbean (GWP-C) under the Water, Climate and Development Programme (WACDEP), as well as Teaching Assistant at UWI for a number of Life Sciences courses. #EPPDTT
The largest ever grant for a national project under the Global Environment Facility (GEF), has been provided for a project entitled “Energy Efficiency through the Development of Low-carbon RAC Technologies in Trinidad and Tobago”. The overall goal of this US$5.15 million, four year project is to create a sustained market change towards the adoption of low-carbon Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) technologies in the country. Through this project the country will also fulfil its international commitments under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The project, led by the National Ozone Unit - Environmental Policy and Planning Division, Ministry of Planning and Development, will utilize a public-private partnership approach engaging a diverse group of stakeholders. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will be a fundamental partner for the overall implementation.
An Inception Workshop was held on the 6th February 2020 at the Hyatt Regency to launch the Green Climate Fund (GCF) project entitled “Improving the monitoring system for climate change impacts on the agriculture sector in Trinidad & Tobago”. This project is being implemented by the Ministry of Planning & Development and the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries in collaboration with the Food & Agricultural Organisation (FAO). This project will be for 18 months and aims at building climate change resilience in the agricultural sector through building a solid framework through collection and analysis of agricultural and associated activity data that can then form the basis for more robust project proposals for funding under the GCF for the agriculture sector.
The Environmental Policy and Planning Division (EPPD), a Division in the Ministry of Planning and Development, was established in 1998 as part of Government’s sustainable development efforts. The Division’s primary responsibility is to ensure that the pattern of development pursued by Trinidad and Tobago takes place in a manner that is not harmful to the environment.
The EPPD has two (2) sub-units:
At the EPPD we provide guidance on the formulation of national environmental policies, monitoring and evaluation of the implementation and effectiveness of these policies, as well as design and implementation of environmental programmes and projects. We also coordinate several multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) which are focused on global environmental challenges such as Climate Change, Biodiversity, Land Degradation, Ozone Layer Depletion and Waste and Chemicals Management. Some of these Global Agreements managed by the EPPD are:
National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago
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Ministry of Trade and Industry
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National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and
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Occupational Safety and Health Authority and
Head Office #9 Alexandra Street, St. Clair
Public Transport Service Corporation
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National Operations Centre of Trinidad & Toba
KNOWSLEY BUILDING EXTENSION, NO.1 QUEENS PARK WEST
Trinidad and Tobago Youth Parliament
Parliamentary Complex, Cabildo Building, St. Vincent Street
Ministry of Works and Transport Trinidad & To
Corner London and Richmond Streets
