17/09/2025
On this World Ozone Day 2025, themed “From Science to Global Action”, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of our national partners who make ozone protection possible in Trinidad and Tobago.
🌍 Customs & Excise Division – for their vigilance in monitoring imports and exports of controlled substances, ensuring compliance at our borders.
🌍 Trinidad & Tobago Bureau of Standards (TTBS) – for their leadership in inspection, standardization, and labelling enforcement, ensuring only safe and efficient equipment enters our market.
🌍 Trade Licensing Unit – for regulating the import and export of controlled substances, preventing illegal trade and supporting the transition to climate-friendly technologies.
🌍 Pesticide and Toxic Chemicals Control Unit – for their essential role in overseeing chemicals management, strengthening national safeguards, and ensuring substances that could harm health or the environment are effectively controlled.
🌍 Plant Quarantine Division – for protecting agriculture and ecosystems through inspections and monitoring, preventing harmful substances and invasive pests from entering the country.
🌍 MIC-IT – for advancing the Professional Certification Program, equipping RAC technicians with the skills and knowledge to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency.
🌍 Training Institutions and Schools – for building a climate-conscious generation through education, awareness, and skills development, ensuring that ozone protection and sustainability are carried into the future.
Together, these institutions form the backbone of our national compliance framework under the Montreal Protocol and its Kigali Amendment, protecting not only the ozone layer but also advancing sustainable development, climate action, and energy efficiency.
We extend our sincere appreciation to each of these organizations for their unwavering dedication and partnership.Ozone protection is truly a shared responsibility. 💙