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UNITED
NATIONS RC
UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.9/INF/4
Distr.: General
Rotterdam Convention on the Prior 29 August 2013
Informed Consent Procedure for English only
Certain Hazardous Chemicals and
Pesticides in International Trade
Chemical Review Committee
Ninth meeting
Rome, 22–25 October 2013
Item 4 of the provisional agenda*
Rotation of the membership
Information on the rotation of the membership and experts

nominated as members of the Chemical Review Committee
Note by the Secretariat
1. In paragraph 6 of decision RC-6/3 on the operation of the Chemical Review Committee, the
Conference of the Parties to the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for
Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade appointed the 14 designated
experts to serve as members of the Committee for the terms of office commencing on 1 October 2011.
The curricula vitae of those members are set out in document UNEP/FAO/RC/COP.6/INF/3/Rev.1.
2. In paragraphs 7 and 8 of the same decision, the Conference of the Parties extended the terms of
office of the current 17 members of the Committee from 30 September 2013 until 30 April 2014 and
those of the other 14 members of the Committee from 30 September 2015 until 30 April 2016, and
decided that future terms of office would commence on 1 May of a given even numbered year and end
on 30 April four years later.
3. Furthermore, in paragraph 9 of the same decision, the Conference of the Parties adopted the
list of 17 parties to nominate Committee members for terms of office commencing on 1 May 2014 as
set out in the annex to that decision. The Latin American and Caribbean group agreed that Antigua and
Barbuda, the Dominican Republic and Honduras would nominate experts to serve as members of the
Committee from the Latin American and Caribbean region. By the close of the sixth meeting of the
Conference of the Parties, the three parties had not nominated those experts. As agreed by the
Conference of the Parties, the three parties subsequently communicated their nominations to the
Secretariat.
4. In addition, in accordance with the procedure provided in paragraph 8 of decision RC-1/6,
during the period between the Committee’s eighth and ninth meetings, Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal (India)
was designated by his Government to replace Mr. Manoranjan Hota (India) and Mr. Arturo Gavilán
García (Mexico) was nominated by his Government to replace Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril (Mexico).
5. A table summarizing the rotation of the membership of the Committee, including the names of
the nominated members, is set out in annex I to the present note. The contact information of the
current and nominated members is set out in annex II and the curricula vitae of the nominated
members are compiled in annex III to the present note. The annexes have not been formally edited.
The nominations of members are subject to confirmation by the Conference of the Parties at its
seventh meeting, to be held in 2015.
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UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.9/1.
K1352992 040913
6. The term of office of the current Chair of the Committee, Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al-Easa
(Qatar), will expire on 30 April 2014. As requested by the Conference of the Parties in paragraph 10 of
decision RC-6/3, the Committee at its ninth meeting may wish to identify a Chair of the Committee on
an interim basis for its tenth meeting. The Conference of the Parties shall confirm the election of the
Chair at its seventh meeting.
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Annex I
Summary of the rotation of the membership of the Chemical Review Committee

1 October 2005–30 1 October 2005–30 1 October 2007–30 1 October 2009–30 April 1 October 2011–30 April
1 May 2014–30 April 2018
September 2007 September 2009 September 2011 20141 20162
(CRC-10–CRC-13)
(CRC-1–CRC-3) (CRC-1–CRC-5) (CRC-4–CRC-7) (CRC-6–CRC-9) (CRC-8–CRC-11)
African group Mr. Alain Donatien Buluku Mr. Mohamed Ammar Mr. Mansourou Mr. Droh Lanciné Goné Mr. Victor N'Goka (Congo) Mr. Peter Ayuk Enoh
(Democratic Republic of Khalifa (Libyan Arab Moudachirou (Benin) (Côte d’Ivoire) (Cameroon)
Congo) Jamahiriya) Mr. Alieu Sallah (Gambia)
Mr. Hubert Binga (Gabon) Mr. Peter Opiyo (Kenya) Mr. Mohammed Ali
Mr. John Pwamang (Ghana) Mr. Ousmane Sow Mr. Gaoussou Kanouté Mohammed (Ethiopia)
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(Senegal) Mr. Idris Adamu Goji Mr. Sidi Ould Aloueimine (Mali)
Ms. Oluronke Ajibike (Nigeria) (Mauritania) Ms. Amal Lemsioui
Soyombo3 (Nigeria) Mr. Ernest Mashimba4 Mr. Boniface Mbewe (Morocco)
(United Republic of Ms. Noluzuko Gwayi Mr. Azhari Omer (Zambia)
Mr. Sibbele Hietkamp Tanzania) (South Africa) Abdelbagi6 (Sudan) Mr. N’ladon Nadjo (Togo)
(South Africa)
Rwanda
Asian and Mr. Isak Djumaev Mr. Mohammed Mr. Shan Zhengjun (China) Mr. Mehdi Ghaemian10 Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal13 Ms. Jinye Sun (China)
Pacific group (Kyrgyzstan) Khashashneh (Jordan) 8 (Islamic Republic of Iran) (India)
Mr. Manoranjan Hota Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus
Mr. Halimi Bin Mahmud Mr. Hamoud Darwish Salim (India) Mr. Muhammad Bashir Ms. Amal Al-Rashdan (Malaysia)
(Malaysia) Al-Hasani (Oman) Khan (Pakistan ) (Kuwait)
Mr. Masayuki Ikeda (Japan) Ms. Khalida Bashir
Mr. William Cable (Samoa) Mr. Kyunghee Choi Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al- Mr. Jung-Kwan Seo (Pakistan)
(Republic of Korea) Ms. Jeevani Prasadika Easa11 (Qatar) (Republic of Korea)
Ms. Supranee Impithuksa Marasinghe9 (Sri Lanka) Ms. Nuansri Tayaputch
(Thailand) Mr. Mohammed Jamal Mr. Abdullah Shamlan12 Mr. Mohamad Saleh Makki (Thailand)
Hajjar7 (Syrian Arab (Yemen) (Saudi Arabia)
Republic)
1
In decision RC-6/3, the term of office was extended to 1 May 2014.
2
In decision RC-6/3, the term of office was extended to 1 May 2016.
3
Ms. Oluronke Ajibike Soyombo (Nigeria) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings.
4
Mr. Ernest Mashimba (United Republic of Tanzania) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth and fifth meetings.
5
Mr. Idris Adamu Goji (Nigeria) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings.
6
Mr. Azhari Omer Abdelbagi (Suda) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings.
7
Mr. Mohammed Jamal Hajjar (Syrian Arab Republic) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings.
8
Mr. Manoranjan Hota (India) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Shri Jasbir Singh and Mr. G. K. Pandey.
9
Ms. Jeevani Prasadika Marasinghe (Sri Lanka) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Gamini Manuweera.
10
Mr. Mehdi Ghaemian (Islamic Republic of Iran) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Hesameddin Nasirzadeh.
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1 May 2014–30 April 2018
(CRC-10–CRC-13)
Central and Mr. Tamás Kömíves Ms. Karmen Krajnc14 Ms. Darina Liptakova16 Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan17 Ms. Parvoleta Luleva Ms. Magdalena Frydrych19
Eastern (Hungary) (Slovenia) (Czech Republic) (Armenia) (Bulgaria) (Poland)
European group
Mr. Yuriy Illich Kundiev15 Ms. Magdalena Balicka18 Ms. Tatiana Tugui (Republic
(Ukraine) (Poland ) of Moldova)
Latin American Mr. Cesar Koppe Grisolia Ms. Norma Sbarbati Mr. Ignacio Figueroa Ms. Jacqueline Arroyo23 Mr. Gilberto Fillmann Mr. Malverne Spencer
and Caribbean (Brazil) Nudelman20 (Argentina) Cornejo (Chile) (Ecuador) (Brazil) (Antigua and Barbuda)
group
Ms. Mercedes Bolaños Mr. Michael Frank Ms. Leonor Cedillo Mr. Michael Frank Ramsay Mr. Arturo Gavilán García24 Ms. Elsa Ferreras de
(Ecuador) Ramsay21 (Jamaica) Becerril22 (Mexico) (Jamaica) (Mexico) Sanchez (Dominican
Republic)
Ms. Ana Laura Chouhy Ms. Vilma Morales
Gonella (Uruguay) Quillama (Peru) Ms. Ana Gabriela Salgado
(Honduras)
11
Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al-Easa (Qatar) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings and the Chair of the Committee at its
eighth and ninth meetings.
12
Mr. Abdullah Shamlan (Yemen) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Shoki Abdulwali A. Al-Dobai.
13
Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal (India) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Manoranjan Hota.
14
Ms. Karmen Krajnc (Slovenia) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth meeting and the Chair of the Committee at its fifth meeting.
15
Mr. Yuriy Illich Kundiev (Ukraine) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings.
16
Ms. Darina Liptakova (Czech Republic) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth meeting.
17
Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan (Armenia) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings.
18
Ms. Magdalena Balicka (Poland) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its seventh meeting.
19
Ms. Magdalena Frydrych (Poland) was previously known as Ms. Magdalena Balicka.
20
Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman (Argentina) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings.
21
Mr. Michael Frank Ramsy (Jamaica) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fifth meeting and was nominated by his Government to replace Ms. Hyacinth
Chin Sue who was the Chair of the Committee at its fourth meeting.
22
Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril (Mexico) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Mario Yarto.
23
Ms. Jacqueline Arroyo (Ecuador) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth meetings.
24
Mr. Arturo Gavilan Garcia (Mexico) was nominated by his Government to replace Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril.
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1 May 2014–30 April 2018
(CRC-10–CRC-13)
Western Mr. Mario Nichelatti Mr. Angelo Anthony Ms. Anja Bartels (Austria) Ms. Hang Tang (Canada) Ms. Anja Bartels (Austria) Mr. Jack Holland
European and (France) Valois26 (Australia) (Australia)
others group Mr. Mario Nichelatti, Ms. Susan Jane Collier Ms. Mirijam Seng
Ms. Bettina Hitzfeld25 Ms. Hang Tang27 (Canada) replaced by Ms. Mirijam (New Zealand) (Germany) Ms. Hang Tang (Canada)
(Switzerland) Kristina Brigitta Seng
Mr. Magnus Nyström (France) Ms. Leonarda Christina van Ms. Sarah Maillefer Ms. Leonarda Christina van
Mr. LeoneIlo Attias (Italy) (Finland) Leeuwen (Netherlands)30 (Switzerland) Leeuwen (Netherlands)
Ms. Marit Randall29
Mr. Klaus Berend28 (Norway) Mr. Jürgen Helbig31 (Spain) Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain)
(Netherlands)
25
Ms. Bettina Hitzfeld (Switzerland) was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its second and third meetings.
26
Mr. Angelo Anthony Valois (Australia) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. André Mayne who was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at is first meeting.
27
Ms. Hang Tang (Canada) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Lars Juergensen.
28
Mr. Klaus Berend (Netherlands) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth and fifth meetings.
29
Ms. Marit Randall (Norway) was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings.
30
Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen (Netherlands) was nominated by her Govermnet to replace Mr. Jan B. H. J. Linders.
31
Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings.
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Annex II
Contact information of members of the Chemical Review Committee

Nominated members of the Chemical
Review Committee for the terms 1 May
2014–30 April 2018
Antigua and Barbuda China
Mr. Malverne Spencer Ms. Jinye Sun
Director of Analytical Services/Chairman, Professor
Pesticides and Toxic Chemicals Control Board Chemical Registration Centre
Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Housing and the Ministry of Environmental Protection
Environment Dunbars No. 8 Dayangfang, Beiyuan, Anwai
Antigua and Barbuda Chaoyang District
Tel.: +268 462 4502; 268 764 5706 100012 Beijing
Fax: +268 462 6281 China
Email: malv@lycos.com; enrevlam@gmail.com Tel.: +86 10 849 177 14
Fax: +86 10 849 138 97 100
Australia Email: sunjy@crc-mep.org.cn
Mr. Jack Holland Dominican Republic
Principal Peer Reviewer,
Risk Assessment and Policy Section Ms. Elsa Ferreras de Sanchez
Chemicals and the Environment Branch Fecha de Nacimiento 14/07/1953
Environment Australia Ced 001-1314333-3
P.O. Box 787 Carlos Nouel No. 7 Universo Iii
Canberra City ACT 2601 Lucerna Sto. Dgo. Este
Australia Dominican Republic
Tel.: +02 6274 1434 Tel.: +1 809 4837010
Email: jack.holland@environment.gov.au Email: elsaferreras@yahoo.com;
elsa.fereras@ambiente.gob.do
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Mr. Peter Ayuk Enoh
Director Mr. Mohammed Ali Mohammed
Department of Standards and Control Director, Technology Transfer Programme Directorate
Ministry of Environment and Nature Protection National Focal Point of the Stockholm Convention
B.P. 320 Environmental Protection Authority
Yaoundé P.O. Box 12760
Cameroon Addis Ababa
Tel.: +237 98 137 934 Ethiopia
Fax: +237 22 221 106 Tel.: +251 1 911 748 434
Email: enohpeter@yahoo.fr Fax: +251 1 116 464 876; 86
Email: mohali17us@yahoo.com ; esid@ethionet.et
Canada
Honduras
Ms. Hang Tang
Section Head Ms. Ana Gabriela Salgado
Re-evaluation Coordination Section Coordinator
Pest Management Regulatory Agency Department of Chemical Substance Management Research
Re-evaluation Management Directorate Center and Pollution Control, a unit of the Ministry of
Health Canada Natural Resources and Environment
2720 Riverside Drive (CESCCO / SERNA)
AL 6603C Ottawa Barrio Morazán, frente a Central de Bomberos
Ontario K1A 0K9 Tegucigalpa
Canada Honduras
Tel.: +1 613 736 37 57 Tel.: +504 2227-0169; 9921-2263
Fax: +1 613 736 38 40 E-mail agabrielaramirez@gmail.com
Email: Hang_Tang@hc-sc.gc.ca
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Malaysia Poland
Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus Ms. Magdalena Frydrych32

Central laboratory services section Senior Specialist
Pesticides control dividion Department of Risk Assessment
Department of agriculture Bureau for Chemical Substances
Jalan Gallagher UL Dowborczyków 30/34
50480 Kuala Lumpur 91019 Łódź
Malaysia Poland
Tel.: +603 26973077 (GEN); 603 26977260 (DIR) Tel.: +48 42 253 8413
Fax: +603 26917551; +603 26977225 Fax: +48 42 253 8444
Email: Fauzan.yunus@gmail.com; fauzan@doa.gov.my Email: mfrydrych@chemikalia.gov.pl
Morocco Republic of Moldova
Ms. Amal Lemsioui Ms. Tatiana Tugui

Administrateur Office Manager
Département de l'Environnement Environmental Prevention Pollution Office
Ministère de l'Energie, des Mines, de l'Eau et de Ministry of Environment
l'Environnement 9 Cosmonautilor Street
9, Avenue Al Araar 2005 Chisinau
Secteur 16, Hay Ryad, Rabat Republic of Moldova
Morocco Tel.: +373 22 222 542
Tel.: +212 5 37 71 07 98 Fax: +373 22 222 542
Fax: +212 5 37 57 66 45 Email: tuguitatiana@ymail.com; ttugui@moldovapops.md
Email: lemsiouiamal@gmail.com;
lemsioui@environnement.gov.ma Spain
Netherlands Mr. Jürgen Helbig

Policy Officer
Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen DG Environment
Environmental Risk Assessor European Commission
National Institute for Public Health and the Avenue de Beaulieu (BU-9, 04/086)
Environment (RIVM) 1049 Brussels
Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9 Belgium
P.O. Box 1 Tel.: +32 2 298 8521
3720 BA Bilthoven Fax: +32 2 296 7617
Netherlands Email: juergen.helbig@ec.europa.eu
Tel.: +31 30 274 2531
Fax: +31 30 274 4401 Thailand
Email: lonneke.van.leeuwen@rivm.nl
Ms. Nuansri Tayaputch
Pakistan Executive consultant/ Advisor
Central Laboratory 8/42, Soi Tanpuying Pahol, Kasetsart
Ms. Khalida Bashir University Campus
Ministry of Climate Change Paholyothin Rd.
LG & RD, Complex, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900
G-5/2, Islamabad 44000 Tel.: +662 940 6875
Pakistan Mobile: +668 7828 7658
Tel.: +92-51-9245883 Email: nuantaya@hotmail.com
E-mail: khalidaqau@gmail.com
Togo
Mr. N’Ladon Nadjo

Assitant au Point Focal de la Convention de Stockholm /
ADN Convention de Rotterdam
Ministère de l'Environnement et des Ressources Forestières
247 Rue des Nîmes
B.P. 4825
Lomé
Togo
Tel.: +228 224 31 898
Fax: +228 222 10 333
Email: nnadjonab@yahoo.fr; nadjonladon@hotmail.fr
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Previously known as Ms. Magdalena Balicka.
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Members of the Chemical Review
Committee for the terms 1 October 2011–
30 April 2016
Austria Gambia
Ms. Anja Bartels Mr. Alieu Sallah
Institute for Plant Protection Product Evaluation and Acting Registrar Hazardous Chemicals & Pesticides
Authorization Technical Service Network
Department for Environmental Behaviour and National Environment Agency
Ecotoxicology Jimpex Road, Kanifing
Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety (AGES) PMB 48
Spargelfeldstr. 191 Banjul
A-1220 Vienna Gambia
Austria Tel.: +220 439 9422-3; +220 7871111
Tel.: +43 505 553 3452 Fax: +220 439 9430
Fax: +43 505 553 3404 Email: alieusallah23@hotmail.com
Email: anja.bartels@ages.at
Germany
Brazil
Ms. Mirijam Seng
Mr. Gilberto Fillmann Scientific Officer
Associate Professor Department of Plant Protection Products
Institute of Oceanography Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety
Federal University of Rio Grande (BVL)
Av. Italia, Km 8, Carreiros Messeweg 11/12
P.O. Box 474 38104 Braunschweig
Rio Grande, RS 96201-900 Germany
Brazil Tel.: +49 531 299 3614
Tel.: +55 53 3233 6738 Fax: +49 531 299 3002
Fax: Email: mirijam.seng@bvl.bund.de
Email: gfillmann@furg.br; gilberto@pq.cnpq.br
India
Bulgaria
Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal
Ms. Parvoleta Luleva Additional Director
Head of Unit Hazardous Substances Management Division
Hazardous Chemicals Department/Preventive Activities Ministry of Environment and Forests
Directorate Room n° 556, Paryavaran Bhawan
Ministry of Environment and Water CGO Complex, Lodhi Road
67 William Gladstone Street 110 510 New Delhi
1000 Sofia India
Bulgaria Tel: +91 11 2436 6347
Tel.: +359 2 940 6021 Fax: +91 11 2436 6347
Fax: +359 2 980 3317 Email: rnjindal@yahoo.com
Email: pluleva@moew.government.bg
Kuwait
Congo
Ms. Amal Al-Rashdan
Mr. Victor N'Goka Associate Research Scientist
Enseignant - Chercheur Deputy Director General of Research Office
Département de Chimie / Faculté des Sciences et Techniques Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR)
Université Marien Ngouabi P.O. Box 24885
81, rue Dahomey Potopoto Safat 13109
B.P. 13922 Kuwait
Brazzaville Tel.: +965 2 495 6041-42
Congo Fax: +965 2 495 6639
Tel.: +242 06 663 7606; +242 05 540 8868 Email: arashdan@kisr.edu.kw;
Fax: dramel_alrashdan@yahoo.com
Email: ehatingoka@hotmail.com
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Mali Zambia
Mr. Gaoussou Kanouté Mr. Boniface Mbewe

Executive Director Senior Lecturer
Higher Institute for Training and Applied Research (ISFRA) Department of Chemistry
Sis ã N'Golonina Rue 268, Porte 238 University of Zambia
BP E 475 P.O. Box 32379
Bamako Lusaka
Mali Zambia
Tel.: +223 66 742 448 ; +223 66 7645 7001 Tel.: +260 211 295 436
Fax: +223 20 210 466 Fax: +260 211 295 436
Email: pgkanoute@yahoo.fr; isframl@yahoo.fr Email: bmbewe@gmail.com
Mexico
Mr. Arturo Gavilán García

Subdirector de Estudios Sobre Sustancias Químicas
INE-SEMARNAT
Periférico 5000, Col. Insurgentes- Cuicuilco
México, Distrito Federal
México 04530
Tel: +52 5 424 6400
Email: agavilan@ine.gob.mx
Republic of Korea
Mr. Jung-Kwan Seo

Research Manager, Division of Risk Assessment
National Institute of Environmental Research
Ministry of Environment
Environmental Research Complex
Kyungseo-dong, Seo-gu
Incheon 404-708
Republic of Korea
Tel.: +82 32 560 7179
Fax: +82 32 568 2037
Email: jkseo2001@korea.kr; jkseo@me.go.kr
Saudi Arabia
Mr. Mohamad Saleh Makki

Professor of Organic Chemistry
Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science
King Abdulaziz University (KAU)
P.O. Box 80203
Jeddah 21589
Saudi Arabia
Tel.: +966 02 695 2293; +966 02 695 2609
Fax: +966 02 695 2292; 640 0736
Email: mmakki@kau.edu.sa
Switzerland
Ms. Sarah Maillefer

Scientific Officer, Industrial Chemicals Section
Waste Management, Chemicals and Biotechnology Division
Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN)
Worblentalstr. 68, 3063, Ittigen
3003 Bern
Switzerland
Tel.: +41 31 322 83 44
Fax: +41 31 324 0369
Email: sarah.maillefer@bafu.admin.ch
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Members of the Chemical Review
Committee for the terms 1 October 2009–
30 April 2014
Islamic Republic of Iran
Armenia
Mr. Mehdi Ghaemian
Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan Head of Public and Common Pest Management
Head Plant Protection Organization
Hazardous Substances and Waste Policy Division Ministry of Jihad-e Agriculture
Ministry of Nature Protection No. 2, Tabnak Ave.
Government Building 3, Republic Square Evin, Tehran
0010 Yerevan Postal Code: 19395
Armenia P.O.Box: 4548 Pol-e-Rumi
Tel.: +374 10 538 838 Iran
Fax: +374 10 538 838 Tel.: +98 21 23 09 14 00; +98 21 22 40 31 98
Email: anahit_aleksandryan@yahoo.com Fax: +98 21 22 40 31 97
Email: ghaemian@ppo.ir
Canada
Jamaica
Ms. Hang Tang
Section Head, Re-evaluation Coordination Section Mr. Michael Frank Ramsay
Re-evaluation Management Directorate Registrar
Pest Management Regulatory Agency Pesticides Control Authority
Health Canada Ministry of Health
2720 prom. Riverside Drive Ministry of Health Building
AL 6603C Ottawa 2-4 King Street
Ontario K1A 0K9 Kingston
Canada Jamaica
Tel.: +1 613 736 37 57 Tel.: +1 876 967 1281; +1 876 948 2133
Fax: +1 613 736 38 40 Fax: +1 876 967 1285
Email: hang.tang@hc-sc.gc.ca Email: ramsay@caribpesticides.net; pca@cwjamaica.com
Côte d’Ivoire Kenya
Mr. Droh Lanciné Goné Mr. Peter Simon Opiyo Ombajo
Teacher/Researcher Chief Pesticide Analyst
Environmental Sciences and Management Registration and Analysis Department
Université Abobo-Adjamé Pest Control Products Board
BP 801 P.O. Box 13794
Abidjan 02 00800-Nairobi
Côte d'Ivoire Kenya
Tel.: +225 05 043337 Tel.: +254 722 767 647
Fax: +225 20 304300 Fax: +254 722 449 072
Email: dialou25_9@yahoo.fr Email: peteopiyo@yahoo.com; pcpboard@todays.co.ke
Ecuador Mauritania
Ms. Lucia Jacqueline Arroyo Daul Mr. Sidi Ould Aloueimine
Environmental Monitoring Coordinator Directeur
Water Quality Direction des Pollutions et des Urgences Environnementales
EnviroConsulting Ministère de l’Environnement et Devéloppement Durable
E12-104 Gaspar de Villaroel y JM Abascal Rue 21-185 N° 834
Edf. Torre Gabriela, 2-B BP 170 Nouakchott
Quito Mauritania
Ecuador Tel.: +222 22230556
Tel.: +593 2 244 1154 Fax: +222 45243138
Fax: Email: aloueimine01@yahoo.fr;
Email: jacq.arroyodaul@gmail.com environnement@environnement.gov.mr
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Netherlands Qatar
Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al-Easa
Environmental Risk Assessor Professor of Organic Chemistry
National Institute for Public Health and the Environment P.O. Box 200002
Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9 Doha
P.O. Box 1 Qatar
3720 BA Bilthoven Tel.: +974 5550 8284
Netherlands Fax: +974 466 7083
Tel.: +31 30 274 2531 Email: haleasa@gmail.com
Fax: +31 30 274 4401
Email: lonneke.van.leeuwen@rivm.nl Spain
New Zealand Mr. Jürgen Helbig

Policy Officer
Ms. Susan Jane Collier Directorate General Environment, Unit D3-Chemicals,
Senior Advisor Biocides, Nanomaterials
Hazardous Substances European Commission
Environmental Protection Authority Office BU 29, 01/71
BP House, 20 Customhouse Quay 1049 Brussels
P.O. Box 131 Belgium
Wellington 6140 Tel.: +32 2 298 8521
New Zealand Fax: +32 2 296 7617
Tel.: +64 4 918 4859; +64 4 916 2426 Email: Juergen.Helbig@ec.europa.eu
Fax: +64 4 914 0433
Email: susan.collier@epa.govt.nz Sudan
Pakistan Mr. Azhari Abdelbagi

Associate Professor
Mr. Muhammad Bashir Khan Department of Crop Protection, Faculty of Agriculture
Director General University of Khartoum
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) P.O. Box 321
3rd Floor, Old Courts Buildings 13314 Khartoum North
Kybher Road, Peshawar Cantt. Shambat
Pakistan Sudan
Tel.: +92 91 921 0263; +92 91 921 0148 Tel.: +249 1221 80599; +249 185 310101
Fax: +92 91 921 0280 Fax: +249 183 781 267
Email: drmbk63@yahoo.com; drmbk63@gmail.com Email: azharibagi@yahoo.com
Peru Yemen
Ms. Vilma Morales Quillama Mr. Abdullah Mohammed Abdullah Shamlan

Especialista en Gestión Ambiental Director
Dirección General de Calidad Ambiental Plant Protection Department
Ministerio del Ambiente Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
Av. Javier Prado Oeste No. 1440 P.O. Box 11683
San Isidro, Lima 27 Sana’a
Peru Yemen
Tel.: +51 1 611 6000 Tel.: +967 777 249 457
Fax: +51 1 611 6000 Fax: +967 1 235 193
Email: vmorales@minam.gob.pe E-mail: abdullah.shamlan@yahoo.com
Poland
Ms. Magdalena Frydrych33

Senior Specialist
Department of Risk Assessment
Bureau for Chemical Substances
Ul. Dowborczyków 30/34
91-019 Łódź
Poland
Tel.: +48 42 253 8413
Fax: +48 42 253 8444
Email: mfrydrych@chemikalia.gov.pl
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Previously known as Ms. Magdalena Balicka.
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Annex III
Curricula vitae of nominated members of the Chemical Review

Committee
A. Curricula vitae of nominated members of the Chemical Review Committee for the
terms 1 May 2014–30 April 2018
Mr. Malverne Spencer (Antigua and Barbuda)
MALVERNE P. SPENCER (Ph.D)

P.O. Box W 1583
Woods Centre
St. Johns
Antigua and Barbuda
Tel (268) 460 3833 (H) 268 462 4502 (W) 764 5076 (Mobile)
E-mail: malv@lycos.com
CITZENSHIP Antiguan and Barbudan
EDUCATION/SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
1979 Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Scholarship.

B Sc. Chemistry (Hons), UWI Cave Hill Barbados
1987 British Council Fellowship

M Sc. Forensic Science, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK.
1999 Organization of American States (OAS) Fellowship

Ph. D, Chemistry University of the West Indies Mona, Jamaica
1999 University of the West Indies Mona, 1999 Department of Chemistry, Departmental Award.
Ph. D, Chemistry
SPECIALISED TRAINING
1991 University of Miami, Miami Florida
Certificate in Analysis for Pesticide Residues in various Matrices
1992 Laboratory of the Government Chemist, London, UK.

Certificate in Analyses for Drugs of Abuse and Psychotropic Substances.
2006 COLEACP / PIP Training programme on Toxicology and Operator Exposure. Pesticide Safety
Directorate (PSD) York, UK. (Training Course organized for persons who will be part of the
Chemical Reveiw Committee for dossiers in the regional registration scheme organised by the
Coordinating Group of Pesticides control Boards of the Caribbean (CGPC)).
COMPUTER LITERACY
Proficient in Microsoft Word; Microsoft Excel; Microsoft Power Point
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WORK EXPERIENCE
2005: Director of Analytical Services Government Chemist Laboratory, Dunbar’s Antigua and Barbuda.
2005: Lecturer, Organic Chemistry, Basic Sciences Program, American University of Antigua and Barbuda
1984-2005: Chemist, Government Chemist Laboratory, Dunbar’s Antigua and Barbuda.

 Expanded analytical capabilities of the laboratory
 Increased Laboratory’s revenue
 Developed excellence in the Laboratory’s quality Assurance/Quality Control programmes
 Assisted in development of training programmes in current analytical techniques and analytical
quality control.
 Initiated the development of the Laboratory’s standard operating procedures
 Represented Antigua and Barbuda’s interest at meetings, workshops and seminars, locally,
regionally and internationally.
1989–Present: Drug Analyst Government of Antigua and Barbuda

 Chemical and physicochemical analyses of Drugs of Abuse and Psychotropic Substances
 Reduced turnaround time for processing drug samples
 Provided expert evidence to the Law Courts on Drug related matters
1988– Present: Chemistry Lecturer Antigua State College (Part time)

 Pioneered the Teaching of Chemistry (Organic, Inorganic, Analytical and Physical) in the Level (1) B Sc.
Chemistry Program
BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

1995 – 1999: Member, Pesticides Control Board, Antigua and Barbuda
2004 – Present: Chairman, Pesticides Control Board, Antigua and Barbuda
2009 – Present: Member, Standards Council, Antigua and Barbuda
2007 – Present: Member of the Regional Organizing Group (ROG) for implementation of the Global
Monitoring Plan on Persistent organic Pollutants (POPs) in Latin American and Caribbean
States (GRULAC) Region.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Chemodynamics of Pesticides under Tropical Conditions. Hydrolysis, Photolysis, Volatilization and Leaching.
Pesticides of interest are primarily those currently in use or with the potential for future use in the Caribbean.
REFERENCES
Professor Tara Dasgupta Professor Leonard Ogarro

Department of Chemistry Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences
University of the West Indies University of the West Indies
Mona Cave Hill Campus
Kingston 7 Barbados
Jamaica Email: leonard.ogarro492@gmail.com
Email: tara.dasgupta@gmail.com
Mr. Hyram Forde

Principal
Antigua State College
Golden Grove
St John’s
Antigua and Barbuda
Email: fordeh@hotmail.com
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RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Spencer, M. P. Dasgupta, T. P (2002 Chemodynamics of the Fungicide Imazalil in Tropical Conditions: Kinetic
Studies of Hydrolysis, Photolysis and Volatilization. Adsorption and Mobility Studies on Soils. Poster presented at
Caribbean Academy of Sciences 13th Annual Meeting and Conference, Kingston, Jamaica, June 2002.
Spencer, M. P. (2002) Chemodynamics of selected pesticides under Tropical Conditions Ph. D Thesis UWI, Mona,
Jamaica.
Spencer, M. P., Dasgupta, T. P (2001) Photochemical and Hydrolytic Degradation of some Selected Pesticides in
Aqueous Solution under Tropical Conditions. Paper presented at the 4th International Congress on Chemistry and 13th
Caribbean Conference on Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Havana, Cuba.
Spencer, M. P. (1988) Evaluation of a Gradient Elution Reversed Phase HPLC System for Cannabis Resin
Comparisons. M Sc. Thesis University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
CONSULTANCY SERVICES
POPs Profile for Antigua and Barbuda; Environment Division, Antigua and Barbuda
July – October, 2003
Health Risk Assessment for POPs and Persistent Toxic Chemicals; Environment Division, Antigua and Barbuda,
May - August 2006
Assessment of Chevron Corporation Sampling and Analysis Report on Soil

Excavated and Stockpiled at Percival’s Service Station, Fort Road, Antigua;
National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) Antigua and Barbuda, August
2007.
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Mr. Jack Holland (Australia)
NAME: Jacob Slobbe HOLLAND (Christian name preferred is Jack; Note

formerly Jacob SLOBBE - changed by Deed Poll in July 1981)
DATE OF BIRTH: 1 May 1946 - Rotterdam, Holland
NATIONALITY: Australian
MARITAL STATUS: Married, son born 28/8/77. Daughters born 17/4/79, 23/7/81
HOME ADDRESS: 8 Chauvel Circle
CHAPMAN ACT 2611
Phone: 02 6288 7840
FORMER POSITION: Manager, Risk Assessment and Policy Section
Chemicals and the Environment Branch
Environment Australia
PO BOX 787
CANBERRA CITY ACT 2601
CURRENT POSITION Principal Peer Reviewer,
Chemical Assessment Section
SUBSTANTIVE DESIGNATION: Executive Level 2
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
STAFF NUMBER: 75595520 (formerly 31148163)
SENIORITY DATE: 1 February 1978
LENGTH OF SERVICE: Resigned pre-55 on 27 April 2001 with 28.6 years of service with time
at the ANU (4.4 years) taken into account. Employed on a part-time,
non-ongoing basis from 1 May 2001 to late December 2004, which
then became ongoing (permanent) which it remains at present (nearly
12 years service). I work 4 days per week (not on Fridays)
DEPARTMENTAL TELEPHONE CONTACT NUMBER:(02) 6274 1434
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFIC’NS: First Class Honours in Organic Chemistry (1967); Doctor of Philosophy -
Thesis (1971).
Both degrees at University of Western Australia.
PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIENCE:
1. Former Position (Executive Level 2):
Manager, Risk Assessment and Policy Section, Chemicals and the Environment Branch, Environment Australia (April
1993 to April 2001, plus in an acting capacity from July 1990 to August 1992). The description below also includes
my previous lower level positions in this area from October 1984.
The principal duties I undertook in these positions were:
Industrial chemicals assessment

Supervision and assessment of industrial chemicals firstly under the voluntary Interim Notification Scheme (INS),
but for the final nearly 11 years under the mandatory National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment
Scheme (NICNAS). I became acting Director of the Section the day before the National Industrial Chemicals
Notification and Assessment Scheme commenced in July 1990. Since that time I was responsible for ensuring that
satisfactory environmental reports for over 1000 chemicals were completed within statutory deadlines. These
reports involve assessing the potential risk of chemicals from an environmental viewpoint throughout their life
cycle ie manufacture, transport, use, release into the environment, fate and pathways once released, effects on
biota (ecotoxicity), disposal; and recommending relevant control measures. In addition I also supervised the
environmental assessments of a smaller number of selected priority existing chemicals, some of which have been
in the assessments conducted in the OECD’s HPV/SIDS program.
Agricultural and veterinary chemicals assessment
From mid-1986 I was involved with the similar assessment and supervision of agricultural chemicals and veterinary
drugs. I was integrally involved in the setting up, planning and conducting of these assessments and since this time all
new active constituents have been assessed for their environmental impact. Over 200 of these reports have been
completed. I was also involved with the assessment of existing pesticides on a priority basis, and over 10 environmental
reports are now publicly available for some very important chemicals such as endosulfan, atrazine, parathion methyl,
aldicarb and chlorpyrifos.
Development of methodologies for environmental assessment of chemicals

I was closely involved with the development of methodologies used for the environmental assessment of these
chemicals. Initially this included helping the planning, organising and running of the Workshop on the Environmental
Assessment of Chemicals held in Canberra in May 1986, and also attending, as the Australian representative, the OECD
Workshop on Practical Approaches for the Assessment of Environmental Exposure held in Vienna in April 1986. The
principles obtained from these, as well as other available material, were very important in the subsequent development of
the relatively low tech Australian approach. I was the Australian representative at the OECD Hazard/Risk Assessment
workshop held in London in May 1994. I was also invited by the organisers to deliver a plenary lecture entitled
“Environmental Fate, a Down Under Perspective” at the IUPAC 9th International Congress on Pesticide Chemistry held
in London in August 1998. In respect of the more advanced probablistic risk assessment I was a main speaker at the
May 1999 Canberra workshop entitled Ecological Risk Assessment of Pesticides in the Aquatic Environment. I was also
the chief organiser of the successful Probabilistic Environmental Risk Assessment workshop held in Canberra on 11
February 2001 in conjunction with the Australasian Society for Ecotoxicity’s Conference “Envirotox 2001”.
Development of agvet and industrial chemicals legislation/policy advice

From the start I was involved in the formulation/advice upon policy on the assessment of chemicals, particularly in
relation to the proposed mandatory notification and assessment scheme for industrial chemicals. This included a revised
proposal of the data requirements and treatment of polymers. I was also closely involved with the drafting of the
Industrial Chemicals (Notification and Assessment) Bill 1989, as well as co-ordinating the lodging of the Cabinet
Submission for this Scheme. Since that time I was the main representative of the environment department in meetings
looking at policy aspects relating to industrial chemicals regulation, and was intricately involved with two reviews of
operations of the scheme as well as proposed amendments to the Act resulting from these.
In addition to supervision of our agvet chemicals assessments I was the chief environmental representative in
negotiations concerning National Registration of these chemicals during the early 1990s, ensuring that our views were
heard and incorporated. This included commenting on the draft National Registration legislation, as well as being
involved in reviews of this program since it became law. I was also heavily involved in the Government's response to
the Senate Select Committee's report on the use of Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals in Australia. One of the main
recommendations relevant to us was the need for an environmental monitoring and wildlife incident reporting scheme
for which I subsequently commissioned and supervised a consultant’s report aimed at providing options as to how this
might be achieved.
I also represented the environment department on many States/Commonwealth committee meetings related to the
National Registration Scheme. One of these was representing all Australian environment agencies on behalf of
ANZECC on the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Policy Committee (AVCPC). I was also closely involved with
one of AVCPC’s major achievements, the National Strategy for Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals, being both a
member of the drafting working group and the working group trying to implement this strategy.
International chemicals work

During my period as acting Director I worked very hard at raising Australia's international chemicals profile, particularly in
the OECD Chemicals Programme. I attended the OECD Joint Chemicals meeting in November 1990 as the first Australian
based representative for some time, which was soon followed by heading a larger delegation, in particular when we became
a co-sponsor of the Clearing House for Lead Risk Reduction. Australia is now actively involved in nearly all aspects of the
chemicals programme.
As the departmental interests in chemicals expanded my responsibilities became largely to run the domestic
assessment program, though I maintained a strong interest in OECD activities. This includes having been the
National Test Guidelines co-ordinator from 1990 to 1999, and attending the OECD workshops on Monitoring of
Industrial Chemicals in the Environment held in Berlin in May 1998 and Aquatic Risk Indicators held in
Braunschweig in June 1999. I was also very keen to further the exchange of environmental pesticide assessment
reports (with the ultimate aim of worksharing), and informally contacted authorities in both Canada and the UK aimed
at making more progress in this area. We have also endeavoured to draft our reports in the accepted OECD format.
In addition I was Australian environment delegate on the POPs Criteria Expert Group (CEG) and had a major input
into the Australian position for the two meetings that were held during 1998-9, and subsequently maintained an input
into the Australian briefings for the POPS INC meetings. I have also had an involvement (through the Australian
briefing process) in the IMO’s proposal to draw up an international instrument aimed at banning the use of anti-
foulant paints, principally tributyltin, as well as the assessment of alternatives.
Other responsibilities/interests
Over this time, as well as supervising up to 17 staff, I also had a great interest in other environmental chemicals issues
such as dioxins and other persistent organochlorines, and assessment of the proposal to destroy US stocks of chemical
weapons in a purpose built incinerator on Johnston Atoll in the Pacific. Other duties I performed include preparation
of routine or ministerial correspondence, briefings for senior management, particularly in relation to OECD chemicals
activities, preparation and collation of co-ordination comments on Cabinet Submissions and analysis of consultants'
bids for projects. I have also been involved in the UNCED and ESD processes, as well as with the initial development
of the National Pollutants Inventory in Australia.
2. Current Position
Principal Peer Reviewer, Risk Assessment and Policy Section (1 May 2001 to present).
My main task in this position has been to act as “peer reviewer” for the major assessments conducted for the National
Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS) and the National Registration Authority (NRA),
ensuring these are in a very advanced stage prior to consideration and sign off by the Section Director. This has relied
on my extensive experience gained previously while managing the Section. I have also undertaken assessment work,
including some permit applications and finalising both reports for registration of chemicals and those assessed under
Chemical Review due to the absence of staff on leave etc. Major assessments I have assessed/peer reviewed include
decabromo diphenylether (Deca-BDE), HBCD, perfluorobutane sulfonate (PFBS) and perfluorohexanoic acid
(PFHxA, replacements for PFOS and PFOA chemistry, respectively), as well as diuron, and fipronil. I have also been
closely involved with the international assessment of new pesticides under the Global Joint Review (GJR) process
since this started in the mid 2000s, not only peer reviewing but also undertaking some of the actual reviews of the
study summaries myself.
Due to my corporate knowledge and interests I have also continued to make contributions to other areas of both
chemicals assessment and policy, as needed. For example, in this time I have provided detailed comment on briefings
for the POPs Review Committee (POPRC) risk profiles for Annex E, in particular for lindane, endosulfan (including
the review and negotiations to cancel all Australian registrations) and HBCD, as well as commenting on a number of
documents involved with the Risk Management Evaluation under Annex F. I also drafted the environmental
persistence, bioaccumulation and toxicity (PBT) criteria for Australia, which are now routinely employed in our risk
assessments to ensure that new chemicals with POPs-like characteristics are not introduced into the Australian market
place.
In addition I peer reviewed the draft Environment Protection and Heritage Council’s/NChEM’s Risk Assessment
Guidance Manuals for both agricultural and veterinary chemicals and for industrial chemicals to ensure these
accurately reflected our current or future environmental risk assessment practices in this area. I also played a very
similar role in the updating of the Environmental Requirements Part of the AgMORAG, which sets out the
environmental requirements for applicants submitting proposals for registrations of pesticides. I was also the
Australian delegate on the VICH Working Group on Ecotoxicity/Environmental Impact Assessment, which developed
guidelines aimed at harmonising the environmental data requirements for veterinary drugs, attending 5 meetings from
November 2000 to September 2004. When things came to an impasse at the beginning of 2002, I offered and was
accepted to act as editor of the document. In this way I was able to co-ordinate and summarise all the views and had a
major impact on the successful delivery of a final document, which was accepted by all participating regions in
October 2004.
3. Earlier Position:
(February 1978-September 1984)
Chemistry and Quality Control Evaluator (Science 3)
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Section,
National Biological Standards Laboratory,
Department of Health ACT
As an evaluator at NBSL I assessed the chemical and quality control aspects of submissions supplied by
manufacturers in support of applications to import pharmaceutical products, in order to conduct clinical trials or to
market new drugs or formulations. This gave me a broad background in both pharmaceuticals and the pharmaceutical
industry. The position involved examination of the submissions followed by written reports but no actual laboratory
work. I also served as chemistry and pharmacy adviser to the anti-cancer sub-committee of the Australian Drug
Evaluation Committee (ADEC).
PREVIOUS CAREER HISTORY:

1. Temporary Lecturer in Chemistry - University of Manchester (September 1971-September 1973) - involved in
lecturing, tutoring and supervision of laboratory classes.
2. Research Fellow in Chemistry - Australian National University (October 1973-January 1978).
Mr. Peter Ayuk Enoh (Cameroon)
I- ETAT CIVIL/CIVIL STATUS
Noms / Name ENOH
Prénoms / Other names PETER AYUK
Nom de jeune fille / Maiden name /
Date et lieu de naissance / Date and 5 JULY,1959
place of birth
Nom du père / Father’s name ENOH PETER
Nom de la mère / Mother’s name BESSEM PAULINE
Arrondissement, département, Province UPPER BANYANG, MANYU, SOUTH WEST PROVINCE
d’origine/Subdivision, Division, Division
and Province of origin
Ethnie / Tribe BANYANG
Situation de famille / Marital status MARRIED
Nom de famille et prénom du conjoint / TIKU PATIENCE EBANGHA
Family and other names of spouse
Numéro de Carte Nationale d’Identité / 100959708 of 20/1/2000
National Identity Card Number
II- QUALIFICATIONS / QUALIFICATIONS

II.1 Etudes/Education
1/ Primaires / Primary : PRESBYTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL, MAMFE
2/ Secondaires / Secondary : PRESBYTERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL KUMBA, CMS
BARIGA LAGOS
3/ Universitaires / University : - CORNELL UNIVERSITY,ITHACA,NEW YORK
- UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, U.K.
- THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC,BIDA
4/ Professionnelles / Professional :
II.2 Diplômes obtenus (dates et lieux d’obtention) / Certificates obtained (dates and issuing
institutions)
1. FIRST SCHOOL LEAVING : PRESBYTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL MAMFE ,1974
CERTIFICATE
2. GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF : CMS BARIGA,LAGOS, 1978
EDUCATION
3. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA, : THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BIDA, 1979-1983
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
4. POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ,U.K.,
(PGC) IN PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 1986-1987
ENGINEERING
5. MASTER OF SCIENCE ( MSc) IN : UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 1987-1988
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
6.POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGD) : CORNELL UNIVERSITY ITHACA, NEW YROK 2001-2002
IN NATURAL RESOURCE AND
EVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
II.3 Connaissances accessoires et stages (dates et lieu du stage)/Other skills and training
(dates and issuing institutions):
 POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTION, UNIVERSITY OF GHENT,CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION,BELGIUM ,
AUGUST –SEPTEMBER,1994
 ATTESTATION IN INTEGRATED , ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC MANAGEMNT,YAOUNDE,
1990
 CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMN FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS, INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY OF
GREAT BRITAIN,1988
 CERTIFICATE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES IN OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS ACTIVITIES
,NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES,ENERGY RESEARCH AND PROCESS
INNOVATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR INFRASTUCTURE,HYDRAULIC AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING,DELFT THE NETHERLANDS,2000
III CARRIERE PROFESSIONNELLE / PROFESSIONAL CARREER

Grade (qualification) / Rank : INGENIEUR GENERAL DES TECHNIQUE INDUSTRILLES.
CHEMICAL ANE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL ENGINEER
Indice/Index : 1050
Matricule : 367832-S
Date d’entrée dans la fonction : 24 JANUARY,1985
publique /date of recruitment into the
Public Service
Service antérieru au cadre actuel/Previous :
position held
Administration utilisatrice/Current duty : MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT.PROTECTION OF NATURE
station AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOMPENT
Lieu actuel d’affectation/present duty : YAOUNDE
station
Postes occupés (durée)/positions held :
(duration)
1. DIRECTOR OF STANDARDS AND : 12 MARCH, 2007
CONTROL,MINEP
2. CHIEF OF BRIGADE FOR : 08 MARCH, 2005
ENVIRONMENTAL
INSPECTIONS,MINEP
3. SUB-DIRECTOR OF NORMS AND : MAY-AUGUST 2005
REGULATIONS,MINEP
4. ASSISTANT RESEARCH OFFICER, : 1993-1998
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT,
MINEF
5. ASSISTANT RESEARCH OFFICER, : 1990-1992
MINMEE
Dispositions honorifiques et récompenses/ Distinctions and awards :
A/At_YAOUNDE,, Le/the 22 MARCH,2007
Ms. Hang Tang (Canada)
HANG TANG
Pest Management Regulatory Agency Tel: (613) 736-3757

Health Canada e-mail: Hang.Tang@hc-sc.gc.ca
2720 Riverside Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0K9
Canada
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2007- Section Head, Re-evaluation Coordination Section, Value Assessment and Re-evaluation
Present Management Directorate, Pest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada
Manages professional staff in coordinating across the scientific divisions in re-evaluation activities for
old pesticides, and in developing final science documents for re-evaluation decisions.
Acts as the Agency authority and expert advisor in re-evaluation and provides authoritative and expert
advice to all stakeholders.
Interprets science material from all disciplines (health, environment, value), and identifies issues and
provides input to risk management solutions.
Develops, in coordination with science evaluation groups, risk management proposals for active
ingredients for consideration by Agency Science Management Committee.
Interacts with applicants and registrants regarding status of re-evaluation and science issues, and acts
as a key contact point on re-evaluations and special reviews for active ingredients.
Manages projects on international joint review and work sharing opportunities; liaises and coordinates
with counterparts in foreign regulatory agencies.
2003- Section Head, Antimicrobials Section, Value and Sustainability Assessment Directorate,
2006 Pest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Manages professional staff in scientific analysis and decision making in antimicrobial pesticide area;
ensures rigorous review of scientific data/information for the approval of new/modified pest control
products; and approves reports and recommendations on the efficacy, sustainability, value and
regulatory suitability.
Acts as the Agency authority and expert advisor in antimicrobial field and provides authoritative and
expert advice to all stakeholders in the registration process.
Manages Agency data protection policy development and application; manages international projects
in antimicrobial fields.
1996- Senior Scientific Coordination/Evaluation Officer, Antimicrobials Section, Value and

2003 Sustainability Assessment Directorate, Pest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada
Conducts rigorous analysis and in-depth review of the mode of action, use patterns, efficacy and value
of antimicrobial pesticides including disinfectants and sanitizers, swimming pool sanitizers and
algicides, consumer treated articles, material preservatives, industrial processing biocides, wood
preservatives, etc., by assessing data supplied by applicants, or by studying available open scientific
literature; contributes to the scientific conclusions on the characteristics of antimicrobials, their safety,
merit and value.
Provides, as an expert in antimicrobial pesticides, support to the Agency activities (e.g., compliance,
regional offices, call line) related to the antimicrobial active ingredients; provides regulatory and
scientific advices to the senior management, other parts of the Agency and the stakeholders; provides
expert advice on the feasibility/practicality of regulatory options.
Coordinates, as a science team lead, re-evaluation activities across human health, environmental safety
and product chemistry, for various pesticides such as heavy duty wood preservatives, antisapstain
pesticides and turf herbicides.
Leads the Agency project in the development of regulatory and scientific policies on treated articles;
participates in the development of antimicrobial efficacy guidelines; works on issues and projects
related to data requirements, screening tools, evaluation standards, and emerging new trends in
antimicrobial uses; participates and supports the Agency OECD and NAFTA projects in the
antimicrobial area.
EDUCATION:
Ph.D. Bioorganic Chemistry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
B.Sc. Analytical Chemistry, Beijing University, Beijing, China

Ms. Jinye Sun (China)
Basic information:
Name: SUN Jinye
Sex: Female
Nationality：Chinese
Date of Birth: Dec 17, 1968,
Place of birth: Beijing, PRC
Health condition: Excellent
Address: 8# Beiyuan, Anwai, Chaoyang District Beijing 100012, China,
Telephone: +86 10 84917713
Fax: +86 10 84913897-101
E-mail: sunjy@crc-mep.org.cn
Education:
1987.07-1991.07 BSc, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Applied Chemistry
1998.09-2000.07 Msc, Peking University, Environmental Science
2005.7.14-2005.7.31 Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project training on chemical management
policy and got the Certificate
Work experience:
1991.07-1995.05 Beijing No. 82 Middle School, Chemistry teacher
1995.07- now Chemical Registration Center of MEP, PRC
2003 – 2009 Senior Engineer
2003 – now Director of Dangerous Chemical Management Division
2010 – now Senior Research Fellow
Other Titles:
Member of China GHS Advisory Committee;
Director of the Committee on Professional Regulatory Toxicology and Risk Assessment of Chinese Society of
Toxicology;
China’s "Eleventh Five-Year" (2005-2010) Environmental science and technology Outstanding Staff
Research area:
Long engaged in technical support and research on China chemical environmental management. Since 2000,
undertaken independently the negotiation of the Rotterdam Convention and technical support for the implementation
of the Convention: participated in three sessions of Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC9-INC11), six
Conferences of the Parties (COP1-COP6), and ten sessions of Chemical Review Committee (ICRC4-ICRC5 and
CRC1-CRC8); attended the Chemical Review Committee sessions on behalf of China and is responsible for the
specific implementation of the Rotterdam Convention in China. Participated in drafting the legislations and standards
on China chemical environmental management. Takes charge of various research projects on China chemical
environmental management. Acted as the expert on establishment and revision of China Hazardous Chemicals
Catalogue and Chemical Embargo Catalogue through Inland River. Joined the international projects in cooperation
with European, Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Korean and other countries, and was appointed as the training expert of
China REACH (2007-2008).
Led China’s national Environmental Public Welfare projects as following:
1. Screening Technique Study on Priority Environmental Management of Chemicals (as the second person in
charge, 2007-2009)
2. Took charge of the Study on High Production Volume Chemicals Investigation and Directory Management
(2009-2011)
3. Took charge of the Study on China GHS Technical Methods, as a subtopic of the Research on the Hazardous
Diagnosis, Classification, Exposure Prediction and Directory of Chemicals (2011-2013)
Led projects of Ministry of Environmental Protection are as following:
1. Negotiation of the Rotterdam Convention and Capacity Building of Implementation (2005-2013)
2. Pilot Plan Study on Pollution Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) (2008-2009)
3. International cooperation project: Comparison Study of GHS among China, Japan & Korea (2008-2010)
4. Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) (2008-2013)
Takes over the SAICM research project, attends international conferences of SAICM and prepares the reports on
SAICM progress, etc.; takes charge of QSP project and prepares China National Plan and National Action Plan.
Took charge of Academician Advisory Project: 1) Comparison Study on Chemicals Management Regulations and
Supervision Systems from Home and Abroad; 2) Screening of Priority Regulatory Directory of Hazardous Chemicals
(Hazardous and Toxic) and Recommendations (2011-2012)
Took charge of many subtopics of Chemical Pollution Prevention Project (2011-2013), such as the Countermeasures
Research on Environmental Management of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, National Investigation on Chemicals,
and Phase-out and Restricted Chemicals Catalogue Research.
Participated in Regulations and Standards preparation:
1. Measures on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Waste Hazardous Chemicals (2005)
2. Regulations on the Environment Management of Dangerous Chemicals (2010-2011)
3. Measures on Environmental Management of Hazardous Chemical Registration (Prepared 7 investigation
reports) (2011-2012)
4. Measures on Environmental Management of Chemical Registration (2013-)
Publications:
More than 10 papers were published and 6 books co-authored, and the following are some representative papers and
books:
1. National Standards (as the lead author)
1) Chemicals-Ready biodegradability: Closed bottle test (GB/T21831-2008) Standards
Press of China (2008)
2) Chemicals-Ready biodegradability: DOC die-away test (GB/T21803-2008) Standards
Press of China (2008)
3) Chemicals-Inherent biodegradability-Modified SCAS test (GB/T21817-2008)
Standards Press of China (2008)
2. Papers
1) “Development and Countermeasures of Strategic Approach to International
Chemicals Management (SAICM)” Toxicology Volume 21-2 (2007.04)
2) “Analysis on Synergies among International Conventions Related to Hazardous
Chemicals and Waste”. Modern Chemical Industry Volume 27-11 (2007.11)
3) “An Exposure Assessment Method Used to Screen Toxic Chemicals”. Toxic chemical
pollutants monitoring and risk management technology exchange seminar
(2008.03)
4) “A Comparative Study of Foreign Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (PRTR)
Systems and China's Pollutant Discharge Reporting and Registration system”.
Modern Chemical Industry 28-6 (2008.06)
5) “Design for Implementation on Creating Experiment of Pollutant Release and
Transfer Register”. The green Big World - Green Technology (2009.09)
3. Books
1) “Prevention Handbook of Environmental Chemical Toxicant”. Chemical Industry
Press and Applied Chemistry Publishing Center (2004.02)
2) “Guidelines of the Testing of Chemicals”. China Environmental Science Press
(2004.05)
3) “Wiley Guide to Chemical Incompatibilities”. Chemical Industry Press (2007.03)
4) “Effective Management of Chemicals and Pesticides-the Process of Negotiation and
Implementation of the Rotterdam Convention”. China Environmental Science Press
(2011.10)
5) “Foreign Key Environmental Management of Chemicals and Screening Technique”.
China Environmental Science Press (2011.12)
6) “Compilation of the Chemical Management Regulations from Home and Abroad”.
China Environmental Science Press (2013.05)
Ms. Elsa Ferreras de Sanchez (Dominican Republic)
Mr. Mohammed Ali Mohammed (Ethiopia)
A. Personal Data
Name: Mohammed Ali Mohammed
Sex: Male
Date of birth: June 17, 1966
Nationality: Ethiopian
Marital Status: Married
B. Language
English - Written and Spoken
Amharic - " "
C. Education
 MSc , Water and Environmental Management, Loughbourgh University United Kingdom/ UK/ 2001/2002
 Advanced Diploma, Industrial Chemistry Bahir Dar University/Bahir Dar Poly Technique Institute, Ethiopia /
1987
 Diploma , Building construction, Addis Ababa Technical School,Ethiopia,1984
D. Short term training

Institution Date Title of the course and achievement
Natural Resources Institute, UK 28 September to 18 Certificate ,Techniques and Laboratory
December 1992 Procedures in Plant, Water
and Soil analysis
Institute of water and 13 November to 8 December Certificate ,Environmental Management
Environmental Engineering , 1995
Finland in cooperation with
Ethiopian management Institute
Basel Institute of Technology, 2 to 27 September, 1996 Certificate ,Hazardous Waste Management
Switzerland
Atlas Information Management 2 to 30 September 1997 Certificate ,Research Methods,
Service, Ethiopia Communication and Report Writing Skills
CSIR, South Africa in 7 to 11 June 1999 Certificate ,Environmental
collaboration with Environmental Assessment and Management
Protection Authority of Ethiopia
CSIR, South Africa 2 to 29 September 2000 Certificate ,Analytical Laboratory Procedure
&Techniques with particular emphasis on
water quality monitoring
Global Development Learning April 23 to 30, 2001 Certificate ,Environmental Compliance &
Network Center(World Bank) Enforcement
Computer professional United, March to 15 August2001 Certificate ,Computer training (Microsoft
Ethiopia Window, Word, Excel and SPSS)
Loughborough University, UK 30 August to 26 September Certificate ,English Language
2001
Green State University, USA in January 3 to 6, 2005 Certificate ,Air Quality Management
collaboration with Environmental
Protection Authority of Ethiopia
Ethiopian Cleaner Production March 24 to 29, 2008 Certificate ,Waste and Energy Audit
Center
Ethiopian Management Institute 18-22/08/08 Certificate, Business process re-engineering
1-5/10/07
Ethiopian Management Institute 2-6/07/07 Strategic planning and management
Ethiopian Management Institute 18-22/12/06 Leadership skills
E. Work Experience
 Since March 2010 Director, Technology Transfer Directorate of the Federal Environment Protection
Authority of Ethiopia.
Major duties and responsibilities include:
Coordinate duties and responsibilities of the directorate, among others:
 Promote green technology transfer for environmental sustainability
 Promote best environmental practices and techniques for environmental sustainability
 Crate awareness on environmental sustainability
 Promote skill transfer on the use of green technology
 Support customers to prepare fundable projects
 Feb 2007 to Feb 2010 Head, Environmental Pollution Control Department of the Federal Environment
Protection Authority of Ethiopia.
 Coordinate the department duties and responsibilities to cause appropriate measures to be undertaken on
those who violate the laws issued by the government of Ethiopia with regard to Environmental pollution;
 Carry out studies on causes of environmental pollution which enables to undertake monitoring and control
activities in co-operation with concerned offices;
 Collaborate in the preparation of environmental standards, policies, laws and regulations and monitor their
implementation;
 Carry out monitoring and control activities regarding disposal, and handling of hazardous substances and
wastes;
 Devise methods of conducting study on environmental pollution at the Federal and Regional level.
 Supervise and follow up the proper implementation of Persistent Organic Pollutants (PoPs) National
Implementation Plan (NIP) preparation and Environmental Audit Projects.
 From August 2003 to January 2007, Acting Head, Pollution Control Department of the Federal
Environment Protection Authority of Ethiopia.
 Coordinate the department duties and responsibilities to cause appropriate measures to be undertaken on
those who violate the laws issued by the government of Ethiopia with regard to Environmental pollution;
 Carry out studies on causes of environmental pollution which enables to undertake monitoring and control
activities in co-operation with concerned offices;
 Collaborate in the preparation of environmental standards, policies, laws and regulations and monitor their
implementation;
 Carry out monitoring and control activities regarding disposal, storage, utilization and handling of elements
that have hazardous and poisonous, explosive, flammable, acidic and radio-active character/nature;
 Devise methods of conducting study on environmental pollution at the Federal and Regional level.
 Supervise and follow up the proper implementation of Persistent Organic Pollutants (PoPs) National
Implementation Plan (NIP) preparation and Environmental Audit Projects.
 May 1993 to July 2003 Senior Pollution Control Expert; Federal Environmental Protection Authority of
Ethiopia.
 Conduct evaluation on the type and quantity of pollutants and hazardous waste that come out from industries
and City/Towns etc. In order to prevent inappropriate dumping that cause negative consequence, evaluate
methods of handling the same. Give training and technical assistance to concerned in view of solving
encountered environmental pollution problem,
 Assess the quantity and type of pollutants and hazardous wastes that come out from industries and makes
follow-up activities on in appropriate dumping that could bring environmental pollution,
 Additional work experience
 Involved in environmental audit on Natural Guam Enterprise, working as an auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Ethiopian Mineral Development, working as an auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Bole Printing Press, working as Lead Auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Artistic Printing Press, working as Lead Auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Awash Wine Enterprise, working as an auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Bahir Dar Textile Enterprise, working as Lead Auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Bahir Dar Tannery, working as an auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Mersa Tannery, working as an auditor
 Involved in environmental audit on Dessie Tannery, working as an auditor
 Involved in inventory on Ozone Depleting Substances consumption in Ethiopia, 1995;
 Involved in water quality survey on Great Akaki and Kebena Rivers, March 1997, Ethiopia.
 Involved in the formulation of effluent standards for different industrial sectors, 1999/2000, Ethiopia.
 Involved in industrial effluent survey in and around Addis Ababa, February 2000, Ethiopia.
 Involved in water quality monitoring on the Awash River, 2003 to 2009, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
 Worked as counterpart staff on Ecological Sustainable Industrial Development project implementation, 1999
to 2002, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
 September 1987 to April 1993 Soil, Water, and plant analyst at the National Soil Service Laboratory, Ministry
of Agriculture, Ethiopia.
 Conduct analysis on soil, water and plant physical and chemical characteristics;
 Analyze and Prepare laboratory data according to the reporting format.
 In1983/ 1984 Construction supervisor at Defense Industrial enterprise.

F. Relevant International and National meetings, workshops and other Participation
 Worked as a member of persistent Organic Pollutants Chemical Review Committee for the Stockholm
Convention ,from 2005 to 2007
 Since 2008 working as national focal point for the Stockholm Conventions on POPs
 Worked as a member of the African Regional Organization Group for the Global Monitoring Plan for persistent
Organic Pollutants
 Participated on ordinary and Simultaneous Extraordinary Meetings of the Conferences of the Parties to the Basel,
Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions 28 April to 10 May 2013, Geneva, Switzerland
 Training Workshop on Dioxin and Furan inventories Kampala, Uganda, 12 to 15 August 2003;
 The 2nd Regional Meeting on DDT/GEF Project 29th September to 1 October 2003, Windhoek, Namibia;
 Regional training workshop on successful case studies of recycling, reuse and resource recovery methods towards
the environmentally sound management of municipal and Hazardous Waste in Africa, Ibadan, Nigeria 9 to 12
August 2004;
 Participated on first, third, fourth and fifth Intergovernmental Negotiation Committee on Legally Binding
Instrument on Mercury, 2010 to 2013,Swdeen,Nairobi,Uragye and Geneva respectively
 Participated in the preparation of the African Regional PoPs Global Monitoring report, 2007 and 2008
 Participated on Inter country workshop on compliance with the Stockholm Convention obligation on matters
related to the use of DDT, Swaziland from October 24 to 26, 2007
 Regional meeting on mercury, Kenya, from 17 to 19 August 2009
 Sixth Plenary Session of the Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical Safety (IFCS) Senegal. From 14 to 19
September 2008
 Fifth Plenary Session of the Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical Safety (IFCS) Hungary. From 25 to 29
September 2006
 Participated on the 15th and 16th session of Climate Change Negotiation, 2010 and 2011, Copenhagen and
Durban
 Training workshop on Environmental Impact Assessment in the development process 18 to 22 Nov 1996,
Langano, Ethiopia;
 Regional workshop for effective participation in the work of PoPs Review Committee for the Stockholm
Convention Burundi from 22 to 26 September 2008
 Fourth Meeting of the Conference of the parties to the Rotterdam Convention on PIC, Italy, from 27 to 31October
2008
 Fifth Clean Development Mechanism(CDM) workshop and the fifth meeting of the CDM DNA forum, Germany
from 12 to 15 April 2008
 Carbon Expo 2007 Germany from 30 April to 4 May 2007
 Carbon Expo 2008 Germany from 5to 9 May 2008
 Awareness raising and training workshop on the Rotterdam Convention ,Kenya, from 29 January to 2 February
2007
 Third roundtable on Sustainable Consumption and production ,Morocco from 17 to 20 May 2004
 Workshop on solid waste disposal, 22 Sept 1997, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 Technical review workshop on national capacity development for cleaner industrial production project. 30 Oct.
to 1 Nov. 1997, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 The users training on the rural water supply and sanitation. 29 to 31 Aug 1997, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia;
 Regional training workshop on municipal waste management, 23 to 27 Nov. 1998, Dar-es-selam, Tanzania;
 Training workshop on Climate change enabling activities. 28 Jan 1999, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 Workshop on the National report regarding the implementation of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification.
10 to 11 May 1999, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 Workshop on pollution control and environmental impact assessment draft regulation for Addis Ababa City. 22 to
25 December 1999;
 Workshop on Chemicals Weapons Convention development in Ethiopia. 27 January 2000, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 Workshop on industrial pollution status in and around Addis Ababa. 29 March 2000, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia;
 Nile Basin initiative Project launching meeting, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 27 October 2004.
G. Papers
 National Profile to Assess the Chemicals Management Infrastructure in Ethiopia, 1999
 Ozone Depleting Substances consumption in Ethiopia, 1995
 The first African Regional effectiveness evaluation report on persistent organic pollutants of the Stockholm
Convention, 2008
 Air pollution study in selected areas of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, August ,2005
 Mercury assessment in Ethiopia in collaboration with UNEP,2012
 Overview of Mercury pollution in Ethiopia, a paper presented Regional Awareness Raising workshop on Mercury
Pollution organized by Secretariat of the Basel Convention, Pretoria, South Africa
 Ethiopian experience on obsolete pesticide disposal, a paper presented on Regional awareness workshop
organized by secretariat of the Basle Convention, Ibadan, Nigeria;
 Ethiopian Environmental Outlook report, 2006
 Industrial pollution and its impact on the Little Akaki River. MSc thesis, 2002, Loughborough, United Kingdom.
 Country Profile on Environmental Management in Ethiopia, a paper presented on International workshop on
environmental management organized by Tamper University of Technology, November 1995, Debre- Zeit,
Ethiopia;
 Country Profile on Hazardous Waste Management in Ethiopia, a paper presented on International training
workshop organized by Secretariat of the Basle Convention, September 1997, Basel, Switzerland;
 Country Profile on Solid Waste Management in Ethiopia, a paper presented on regional training workshop
organized by UNIDO. Nov 1998, Dar-es-selam, Tanzania;
 ©presented on National workshop on environmental management organized by Harari, Somalia and Dire Dawa
Regional States, Harar, Ethiopia, August 2004;
 Overview of pollution control in Ethiopia, a paper presented on workshop organized by the Ministry of Health,
Nazreath, Ethiopia February 2003;
 Environmental Impact Assessment Guideline for Industrial Development Sector 1997, Ethiopia.
 The State of Industrial Pollution in and around Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 1997.
 Environmental audit report on Natural Guam Enterprise
 Environmental audit report on Ethiopian Mineral Development
 Environmental audit report on Bole Printing Press, Lead Auditor
 Environmental audit report on Artistic Printing Press
 Environmental audit report on Awash Wine Enterprise
 Environmental audit report on Bahir Dar Textile Enterprise
 Environmental audit report on Bahir Dar Tannery
 Environmental audit report on Mersa Tannery
 Environnemental audit report on Dessie Tannery
H. Membership
 Member, Environmental Society of Ethiopia
I. Reference:
1. Mr. Dessalegne Mesfine, Deputy Director General ,Environmental Protection Authority of Ethiopia
Email; epa_ddg@ethionet.et
2. Mr, Tequam Tesfamariam

MTS Consulting, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Tel: 0911 67 57 91
Email; tequam1995@yahoo.com
3. Amanuel Malifue
Head, Safe Environment Association
Tel:251 911 844044
Email:
Ms. Ana Gabriela Salgado (Honduras)
Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus (Malaysia)
CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME : MOHD FAUZAN BIN YUNUS
DATE OF BIRTH : 17 SEPTEMBER 1958
SEX : MALE
MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED
NATIONALITY : MALAYSIAN
OFFICE ADDRESS : CENTRAL LABORATORY SERVICES SECTION, PESTICIDES CONTROL

DIVIDION, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, JALAN
GALLAGHER, 50480 KUALA LUMPUR.
EMAIL : fauzan.yunus@gmail.com, fauzan@doa.gov.my
TELEPHONE NO. : 603 26973077 (GEN), 603 26977260 (DIR)
FAX NO. : 603 26917551, 603 26977225
QUALIFICATION : BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS.) – CHEMISTRY
ENGLISH LANGUAGE : MODERATE (CONVERSATION AND WRITING)
DATE OF 1st : 25 NOVEMBER 1983

APPOINTMENT
PRESENT POST : HEAD OF LABORATORY SERVICES SECTION
EXPERIENCE : 1. PESTICIDES FORMULATION CONTROL LABORATORY, ALSO

INVOLVED IN EVALUATION OF PESTICIDES FOR REGISTRATION
PURPOSES (1983 – 1998).
2. HEAD OF PESTICIDES ENVIRONMENTAL FATE LABORATORY (1998 –
2003)
3. HEAD OF PESTICIDES RESIDUE LABORATORY (2005 – 2013)
4. EXPERT WORKING GROUP ON MONITORING OF POPs IN EAST
ASIAN COUNTRIES, 2005 – 2012
5. CHAIRMAN, TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON PESTICIDES AND
AGROCHEMICAL, DEPARTMENT OF STANDARDS MALAYSIA
6. ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY MALAYSIA
7. CHAIRMAN, SUB-COMMITTEE ON PESTICIDE RESIDUE ANALYSIS, A
COOMITTE UNDER THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON FOOD
ANALYSIS
8. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE OF PESTICIDE, A COMMITTEE UNDER THE
PESTICIDE BOARD OF MALAYSIA.
Ms. Amal Lemsioui (Morocco)
Dr AMAL LEMSIOUI
6, Avenue Al Araar, Secteur 16 Hay Ryad, Rabat,
Cell: 212-661 40 64 34
lemsioui@environnement.gov.ma; lemsiouiamal@gmail.com
EDUCATION
MOHAMMED V UNIVERSITY: RABAT, MOROCCO 1996/2002
PH.D. Geological Sciences
Area of specialization: The environment
MOHAMMED V UNIVERSITY: RABAT, MOROCCO 1993/1996

M.S Geological Sciences
Area of specialization: The environment
HASSAN II UNIVERSITY: CASABLANCA, MOROCCO 1986/1990

B.S Geological Sciences
WORK EXPERIENCE
Senior in the Department of Environment 07/2005 - Present
 Implementing Rotterdam and Basel conventions in Morocco
 Member of the national advisory committee on chemicals
 Administrator of the Moroccan Network on Chemical Information Exchange
 Manager of the chemical import and export database
 Environment representative in the national committee for disposal obsolete pesticide l
 Contributed to developing the national chemical profile
 Contributed to developing the chemical management national strategy and action plan
 Participated in a study to label and apply a general harmonized system for chemicals
 Worked on disaster risk prevention
 Developed industrial pollution prevention plans
 Developed risk prevention plans related to hazardous chemicals
Visiting professor in Hassan II University 09/2002 - 05/2005

 Directed graduate sedimentology labs
 Directed graduate geochemistry labs
 Taught computer science labs on Microsoft tools
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
 Article and scientific report writing
 Data collection and analysis
 Chemical and geochemical analysis and data interpretation
 Chemical risk analysis
 Various national and international seminars and workshops on chemicals attendance
LANGUAGE AND COMPUTER SKILLS

Arabic: native speaker
French: bilingual
English: fluent
Word, Excel Processing, Windows, internet
PUBLICATIONS
1- Etude géochimique d'un tronçon de l'atlantique Mohammedia- Casablanca – Azemmour Atlantique
Maroc »
Published by the organizing committee of the Fifth International Conference on Geology of the Arab world
2-Evolution des éléments nutritifs dans les eaux d’une portion du littoral (entre le port de Casablanca et
l’estuaire d'oued Nfiffikh
Published by: Ann. Chim. Sci. Mat., revue
3-Caractérisation physico-chimique et concentration en élément métallique du littoral du grand Casablanca

(Atlantique - Maroc)" revue cahier de recherche en océanographie
Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen (Netherlands)
Curriculum Vitae
Family name: van Leeuwen

First names: Leonarda Christina (Lonneke)
Date of birth: 29 August 1983
Place of birth: Leiden
Nationality: Dutch
Civil status: Unmarried
Professional experience
May 2007 – present Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
(RIVM), Expertise centre for substances; Environmental risk assessor
Tasks: Derivation of environmental quality standard under WFD, advising the

Dutch ministry concerning national policy on chemical substances,
environmental risk assessment for the authorization of pharmaceuticals and
veterinary pharmaceuticals, writing of environmental classification and labeling
proposals for substances under REACH, member of chemical review committee
for Rotterdam Convention
Internships
February 2006 - Universidad Nacional, Heredia, Costa Rica and

August 2006 Utrecht University
“Environmental exposure to pesticides in communities nearby melon
plantations”
September 2004 - Utrecht University

July 2005 ‘Toxicity of PBDEs in various in vitro systems’
Education
September 2004 – August 2006 MSc. programme “Toxicology and environmental health”,
Utrecht University
September 2001- September 2004 BSc. programme “Biological sciences”,

Utrecht University
Short Courses
February 2011 Toxicogenomics (part of Postgraduate Education in

Toxicology (P.E.T.) programme)
October 2010 Risk communication (part of Postgraduate Education in

October 2009 Pathobiology (part of Postgraduate Education in

March 2008 Molecular toxicology (part of Postgraduate Education in

June 2007 Chemical risk assessment under REACH, organised by IRAS, RIVM and ECB
November 2005 Medical and forensic toxicology (part of Postgraduate Education in Toxicology
(P.E.T.) programme)
October 2005 Drug targeting and delivery, Utrecht University
October 2005 Drug design and discovery, Utrecht University
September 2005 Drug target finding and evaluation, Utrecht University
April 2005 Risk assessment and risk management, Utrecht University
March 2005 - Effects of chemical and biological agents on health,

April 2005 Utrecht University
February 2005 - Exposure to chemical and biological chemicals,

March 2005 Utrecht University
Language skills
Dutch Native language

English Good
German Average
Spanish Average
Contact Address in the Member State
National Institute of Public Health and the Environment

P.O. Box 1
Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9
3720 BA Bilthoven
The Netherlands
Phone: +31 30 274 2531
Fax: +31 30 274 4401
e-mail: lonneke.van.leeuwen@rivm.nl
Ms. Khalida Bashir (Pakistan)
E-mail: khalidaqau@gmail.com
Phone: +92-51-9245883
WORK EXPERIENCE
EMPLOYMENT
1. Ministry of Climate Change, Government of Pakistan March 2012 – to date
Deputy Secretary (International Cooperation)

Policy, assessment, projects and implementation regarding the following international Conventions/ Protocols
 Basel Convention on the Transboundary movement of hazardous waste
 Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent for certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides
 Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants
 Montreal Protocol on Ozone Depleting Substances
ECO, MoUs, agreements etc regarding environment
2. Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan

May 2011 –March 2012
Deputy Secretary (Imports)

 Trade Policy formulation and implementation
 Implementation of environment related issues such as Ozone depleting substances and hazardous wastes and
chemicals under Montreal Protocol, Rotterdam Convention, Stockholm Convention and Basel Convention
Section Officer (Imports)

March 2000 – April 2011
Trade Policy formulation and implementation with respect to banned and restricted items such as liquor, arms
and ammunition, machinery, hazardous wastes,chemicals and Ozone depleting substances
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
 MSc, Natural Resource Management, Cranfield University, United Kingdom, 2008
 MBA, Marketing, Preston University, Pakistan, 2004
 M.Phil, Reproductive Physiology, Quaid-i-Azam University, Pakistan, 1998
 MSc, Animal Sciences, Quaid-e-Azam University, Pakistan, 1993
LANGUAGES
(1) English, (2) Urdu, (3) Punjabi, (4) Hindi (read & write)
Ms. Magdalena Frydrych (Poland)
P ERSONAL INFORMATION
Name Magdalena Frydrych

Telephone +48 42 2538 413
Fax +48 42 2538 444
E-mail mfrydrych@chemikalia.gov.pl (mbalicka@chemikalia.gov.pl)
Nationality Polish
Date of birth 10.08.1976
E XPERTISE
Principal areas of Risk assessment, REACH regulation, Rotterdam Convention, export and import
expertise of dangerous chemicals
W ORK EXPERIENCE
Dates (from – to) August 2002 till now

Name and address of Bureau for Chemical Substances and Preparations
employer
Type of business or sector Governmental administration Unit
Occupation or position Senior Specialist in Risk Assessment Department
held
Main activities and Risk assessment, risk management, risk communication, Rotterdam Convention, GLP
responsibilities inspections
Dates (from – to) February 2002 – August 2002

Name and address of The City of Lodz Office, Public Health Department
employer
Type of business or sector Local competent authority
Occupation or position held Officer
Main activities and Organizing actions promoting the public health, supervision of the statistics of municipal
responsibilities hospitals.
Dates (from – to) O CTOBER 2000 – F EBRUARY 2002

Name and address of employer Poviat Hospital, Department of Statistic
Type of business or sector Health
Occupation or position held Officer
Main activities and Preparing of the statistics of the hospital, taking part in preparing contracts of the hospital
responsibilities with National Health Found
J UNE 2011 – M AY 2013
President of the Bureau of 6 Meeting of the Parties of Rotterdam Convention
F EBRUARY 2012 TILL NOW

Eko-Futura sp. z o.o. Institute of Risk Assessment
Evaluator of plant protection products rapports
A PRIL 2012
Short term expert in twining project between Sweden, Italy and Croatia on chemical safety
July – December 2011

Co-chair of Working Group on Environment in The European Council (work on regulation
on export and import of dangerous chemicals)
O CTOBER 2009 TILL NOW

Expert of Chemical Review Committee, subsidiary body of Rotterdam Convention
J UNE 2009
Short term expert in twining project between Sweden and Serbia on chemical safety
E DUCATION AND TRAINING
Dates (from – to) February – May 2012 UNITAR trainings on line:

“Multilateral Conferences and Diplomacy”
Name and type of organization “Chairing International Conferences”
providing education and training Leaving Certificates
Principal subjects/occupational
April – June 2011 Eur opean Academy of Diplomacy in Warsaw:
skills covered “International negotiation”
Title of qualification awarded “Practical training on chairing meetings”
Leaving Certificatse
Level in national classification
(ifappropriate) October 2009 OECD Training in Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
Leaving certificate
May - June 2008 The Engineering Institute of Polymer Materials and

Dyes in Torun, the Branch of the Dyes and Organic
Products in Zgierz - Training regarding GLP
March 2008 The Centre for Professional Advancement

in Amsterdam
Training: Documentation Management and Control
Leaving Certificate
April – May 2007 The Office for Registration of Medicinal Products,

Medical Devices and Biocidal Products
Trainings on: “Evaluation of existing active
substances and registration and supervison of
biocidal products”
April 2007 The Centre for Professional Advancement

in Amsterdam GLP Course
Leaving Certificate
November/December 2004 Ecotoxicology course

University of Utrecht Institute for Risk Assessment
Sciences
Leaving Certificate
June – October 2004 Internship in RIVM Bilthoven, Netherlands
(Assessment of chemical substances)
November 2002 – April 2004 University of Surrey

School of Biomedical and Life Sciences
Modular Training Programme in Applied Toxicology
Leaving Certificates
September 2000 - September 2001

School of Public Health, Nofer Institute of
Occupational Medicine, Lodz, Poland
Leaving Certificate
October 1995 - June 2000 Publi c Health at Medical University of Lodz, Poland
Master of Science, Degree in Public Health
1991-1995 Grammar School, Brzeziny, Poland
L ANGUAGES
MOTHER TONGUE Polish
OTHER LANGUAGES
English
• Reading skills Very good
• Writing skills Very good
• Verbal skills Very good
Italian
• Reading skills Basic
• Writing skills Basic
• Verbal skills Basic
Ms. Tatiana Tugui (Republic of Moldova)
1. Family name: TUGUI
2. First names: Tatiana
3. Date of birth: 06.07.1969
4. Nationality: Republic of Moldova
5. Civil status: Married
6. Education:
Institution: [Date from – Date to] Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
Moldavian State University, Ph.D. on chemical science, 11.00.11- Environmental Protection and
Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, Rational Utilization of Natural Resources.
30.12.2003- 20.12.2006 Thesis: Analysis and assessment of greenhouse gas emissions from Solid
Waste Disposal Sites in the Republic of Moldova
Russian Chemical and Technological Specialty: Chemistry and Technologies Engineer
Institute, Environment Faculty, Expertise: Environmental Protection and Rational Utilization of Natural
Moscow, Russian Federation Resources.
01.09 1986 –26.01.1992
Linguata Schools of Languages Final Diploma Grade A
Chisinau, Moldova
22.09.1999- 8.02. 2002
Other Training:
Country Date from – Date to / Specific experience
Chisinau, Moldova
On-line Training courses for the review of Annex I party greenhouse gas inventory under
the Kyoto Protocol, March - April 2010.
Stockholm, Sweden
“Strategies for Chemicals Management”, 7-25 September 2009, 11–15 October 2010,
Zagreb, Croatia
Swedish Chemical Agency, SIDA.
Chisinau, Moldova
On-line Training courses for the review of Annex I party greenhouse gas inventory under
the Kyoto Protocol, June-July 2006.
Chisinau, Moldova
Training course on project proposal writing, DEFRA/LEAD International. Certificate of
Graduation, July – October 2005.
Skopje, Macedonia
“Regional Programme Management of Sustainability”, September -December 2005.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Regional Workshops “Improvement Emission Estimates and Implementation of
Szentendre, Hungary
Good Practice Elements in National Inventories” 2003-2006.
Stockholm, Sweden “Solid Waste Management International Training Programme for Eastern Europe and
Chisinau, Moldova Central Asia”: November 17- December 5, 2003 and May 1 – 8, 2004.
Sapporo, Japan,
Country-Focused Training Course in Waste Management for European Countries, Japan
International Co-operation Agency, October 3 – November 8, 2002.
Moscow, Russia Training course “Landfill Design and Practice in Environmentally Developing Countries”,
June 4-6, 2001.
Chisinau, Republic of
Advice on Approximation in the Western NIS. Moldova National Workshop on Integrated
Moldova
Pollution Prevention Control:, 2001
Bratislava, Slovak Training Courses, “Implementation of the Basel Convention into National Legislation”,
Republic 1998 -2001
Kiev, Ukraine TACIS Training course on “Development of Solid Waste management Plans in the NIS”,
24-26 November 1999.
7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)
Language Reading Speaking Writing
Romanian (mother tongue) 1 1 1
English 1 2 2
Russian 1 1 1
French 3 3 3
8. Membership of professional bodies:

Lead reviewer and Waste management expert under UNFCCC roster of experts.
9. Other skills:
MS Windows, MS Office, Internet Explorer
10. PRESENT POSITION:

10.12.2009 - 10.12.2013 Project Country Coordinator, “Waste Governance ENPI East”.
11. Years within the firm:

Since 04.02.1992
12. Key qualifications (relevant to the project):

Chemical Experience in developing of the National Profile on Chemical Management of the Republic of
management Moldova, National Sound Management of Chemicals Capacity Assessment Report (including SAICM
and MEAs capacity assessment). Supervising the development of the National Programme on Sound
Management of Chemicals.
Participate in development of the Chemical Law, and other secondary legislation such classification,
labelling and packaging of chemicals, PIC Regulation, etc.
Low Experience in elaboration of “Environmental protection chapter ” in the frame of the Project
approximation “European Strategy of the Republic of Moldova”, implemented by the Institute for Public Policy.
Experience in preparatory approximation work in the field of integrated pollution prevention control
and waste management; detailed legislative gap analysis in this field, examination and assessment of
the institutional capacity at all levels to implement and enforce Moldavian environmental law in this
field, elaboration of the strategy for development of modifications and completions to the existing
legislation as well as prioritization for approximation work.
Waste Experience in waste management at national level; elaboration of Waste Management National
management Strategy and national framework legislation on waste management, particularly on drafting the Law
on waste management, based on EU Directive on waste, 2008 /98/EC,
Experience in implementation of the Basel Convention into national legislation; elaboration of the
Government Decision on transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and its disposal.
Climate Change Experience in preparation of GHG Inventory for waste sector; Application of Good Practice Guidance
in GHG Inventory preparation;
Experience in in-country review of the GHG Inventories for waste sector; lead reviewer. Application
of the review guidelines.
Experience in the review of the National Communications of the Annex I Parties.
Experience in preparation of training module on disaster risk management, associated with climate
change
13. Specific experience in the region:
Sofia, Bulgaria 3-8 October 2010
Member of the expert review team (Lead Reviewer and Waste expert) involved in in-
country review of initial report and 2006 Submission of GHG Inventories of the Estonia
under the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol
Bonn, Germany 29 August– 3 September 2010
Member of the expert review team (Lead Reviewer and Waste expert) involved in the
Centralized review of GHG Inventories submitted in the year 2010 (Austria, Belarus,
Canada and Ukraine) under the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol.
Bonn, Germany 31 August– 5 September 2009
Centralized review of GHG Inventories submitted in the year 2009 (Austria, Liechtenstein,
Switzerland and USA) under the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol.
Tallinn, Estonia 28 September – 3 October 2009
under the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol.
Bonn, Germany 1 – 6 September 2008
Centralized review of GHG Inventories submitted in the year 2007 and 2008 (Finland,
Italy, Russian Federation and Ukraine) under the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol.
Bonn, Germany 13-17 June and 4-6 March 2008
Expert for Enforcement Branch of the Compliance Committee under Kyoto Protocol:
Concerned Party – Canada: Assessment on the implementation of the requirements under the
Kyoto Protocol relating to the Canada’s National Registry.
Concerned Party – Greece: Assessment of the national system for the GHG inventory in Greece.
Ottawa, Canada 5 – 10 November 2007
Member of the expert review team (Lead Reviewer and Waste expert) involved in in-country
review of initial report and 2006 Submission of GHG Inventories of the Canada under the
UNFCCC.
Kiev, Ukraine 16 – 21 April 2007
Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in in-country review of initial report
and 2006 Submission of GHG Inventories of the Ukraine under the UNFCCC.
Bonn, Germany 15 – 19 January 2007
Centralized review of GHG Inventories submitted in the year 2006 (Australia, Croatia, Turkey,
USA) under the UNFCCC.
Budapest, 31 December 2005 - 15 February 2006
Hungary Consultant on compilation and analysis of national solution for overcoming barrier to data
collection and emission factor improvement and implementation of IPCC GPG on waste sector
in Albania, Armenia, Croatia, Georgia, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Slovenia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan within the UNDP Project “Capacity Building for Improving the
Quality of Greenhouse Gas Inventories (Europe/CIS region), (RER/01/G31)”.
Bonn, Germany 10 – 15 October 2005
Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in the Centralized review of GHG
Inventories submitted in the year 2005 (Croatia, Ireland, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania,
Japan) under the UNFCCC.
Kiev, Ukraine 19 – 23 September 2005
Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in in-country review of 2004
Submission of GHG Inventories of the Ukraine under the UNFCCC.
Bonn, Germany 11 – 15 October 2004
Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in the Centralized review of GHG
Inventories submitted in the year 2005 (Italy, France, Lithuania, New Zealand and Sweden)
Reykjavik, Iceland under the UNFCCC.
20-25 September 2004
Bonn, Germany Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in in-country review of GHG
Inventories of the Iceland submitted in the year 2004 under the UNFCCC.
08 – 14 September 2003
Helsinki, Finland Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in the Centralized review of GHG
Inventories submitted in the year 2003 (Austria, Italy, France, Poland, Portugal and USA) under
the UNFCCC.
19-23 November 2001
Member of the expert review team (Waste expert) involved in in-country review of GHG
Inventories of the Finland submitted in the year 2001 under the UNFCCC.
14. Professional experience

Date from Location Company Position Description
– Date to
01.09.2011- Chisinau, Project manager ● Responsible for the day to day
Evaluating and
15.12.2013 Moldova management of the project, reporting to
Strengthening
the UNEP, UNITAR and Government.
National and Regional
● Ensuring the quality of consolidated,
Capacities for
thematic reports of the project teams and
Implementing the
consultants to the NCC, including the
Globally Harmonized
semi-annual and annual reports to the
System of
UNEP;
Classification and
Labelling of  Preparation of progress reports to the
Chemicals (GHS) and National Coordinating Committee and
Supporting SAICM UNEP;
Implementation in  Coordinating the operation of the Special
CEE region, Account for the PIU, including accessing
UNITAR, SAICM funds of the Special Account of the
Project after obtaining required
signatures;
 Signing under PIU payment orders in
compliance with PIU procedures of bank
account management.
01.08.2011- Chisinau, Project manager ● Responsible for the day to day
Mainstreaming of
31.12.2012 Moldova management of the project, reporting to
sound management of
the INDP and Government.
chemicals in national
● Ensuring the quality of consolidated,
development planning
thematic reports of the project teams and
processes
consultants to the NCC, including the
semi-annual and annual reports to the
UNEP;
 Organizing relevant cooperation with
other donors and projects active in the
Project area;
 Coordinating the operation of the Special
Account for the PIU, including accessing
funds of the Special Account of the
signatures;
compliance with PIU procedures of
bank account management.
12.2010- Chisinau, National The scope of the work of the National
„ Transitional
12.2011 Moldova Consultant Consultant is:
Capacity Support for
Public Administration
Assignment on  to provide assistance to upgrade and
management of strengthen the capacities of the Pollution
in Moldova”, UNDP
chemical Prevention and Waste Management
Moldova
substances Division of the Ministry of Environment.
 to develop the chemical substances
management legal acts harmonized with
the relevant EU Directives thus
contributing to adjusting the objectives of
the environmental sectors’ reforms to the
requirements of European integration,
particularly, following acts:
- Law on Chemical Substance
- Regulation on notification of
export and transit of Chemicals
- Regulation on notification of
export and transit of Chemicals
10.12.2009 Chisinau, “Waste Governance – Project Country The Project Country Coordinator is
- Moldova ENPI East” Project Coordinator responsible for the following tasks:
10.12.2013  Country based support to Team Leader
and Deputy Team Leader;
 Support to work of the Project Team in
country;
 Provide local background information
needed for achieving project goals;
 Liaison with the beneficiaries’ partners,
key stakeholders and other interested
parties.
07.07.2010- Chisinau, “Modernisation of Environmental  Assess level of feasibility of submitted
25.12.2010 Moldova local public service in expert projects in terms of technical and
R Moldova”, GTZ financial aspects, the capacity and
ownership of the applicants and assess its
sustainability, provide alternative options
for the project implementation;
 Support Regional Development Agency,
GTZ procurement specialist in preparing
the necessary documents for the
procurement process;
 Provide relevant consulting services to
the Office manager of GTZ project.
01.08.2010- Chisinau, “Co-operation in  Provide support to the Regional
1.12.2010 Moldova regional Development Development Agencies in the evaluation
project ”, DFID & of the projects submitted to National
SIDA Fund on Regional development
 Assess the feasibility of proposed
technical solutions, identify gaps and
deficiencies and provide alternative
options for the project implementation;
 Support the RDA procurement specialist
in developing tender book specifications,
develop the project implementation
schedule, etc.
3.03.2008 - Chisinau, MoU SM 4030-06- Project ● Responsible for the day to day
30.04.2010 Moldova 05-2201 Coordinator management of the project, reporting to
QSP Project the UNEP and Government.
“Moldova/UNEP ● Ensuring the quality of consolidated,
Partnership on thematic reports of the project teams and
Capacity Building for consultants to the NCC, including the
Improving the semi-annual and annual reports to the
Environmentally UNEP;
Sound Management  Preparation of progress reports to the
of Chemicals in the National Coordinating Committee and
Republic of Moldova UNEP;
and the  Ensuring effective PIU interaction with
Implementation of the UNEP and Project Manager on issues
SAICM” associated with accounting, financing,
procurement of goods and services, and
logistical support;
 Organizing relevant cooperation with
other donors and projects active in the
Project area;
 Coordinating the operation of the Special

Account for the PIU, including accessing
funds of the Special Account of the
signatures;
compliance with PIU procedures of bank
account management.
30.05.2007 Chisinau, Ministry of Ecology Consultant on  Development and promotion of national
– Moldova and Natural Waste policy in the field of environmental
29.02.2008 Resources, Management pollution prevention, including
Environmental approximation of the EU legislation on
Pollution Prevention waste management;
Division  Prepare the annual report on Basel
Convention implementation in the
Republic of Moldova;
 Work actively with LPA and ONG in the
field of environmental policy
implementation, access to information,
public participation and education on
sustainable development.
1.03.2007 – Chisinau, FAO/UNDP Moldova National  analyze the relevant documents and
31.12. 2007 Moldova TCP/MOL/3102 (E) consultant in regulations associated with the natural
10.05.2008- Project “Assistance to disaster risk and / hazard risk management in Moldova and
1.08.2008 restore winter wheat or sustainable present to project team the results of the
crop production and natural resource analysis;
strengthen capacities management  carry out a SWOT analysis in four
to cope with the selected project villages about the current
effects of adverse situation and scope of impacts of natural
climatic events” hazards in the project area and propose
potential options and strategies to
overcome existing problems
 in coordination with international
consultant, design and conduct a training
needs assessment among farmers’
associations members as the basis to
develop and provide a tailor-made
capacity building process for farmer
associations;
 assist the international consultant in the
technical preparation and implementation
of a five-day training workshop and
prepare selected technical session
28.05. 2006 Chisinau, GEF/WB TF055875 National  Provide the technical assistance for the
- Moldova Project „Persistent Consultant on PMT and the international contractor who
2.02. 2008 Organic Pollutants Aghriculture will carry out the disposal of obsolete
(POPs) Stockpiles sector pesticides according to the local and
Management and international standards.
Destruction“  Participation in the preparation of the
working plan for the disposal of obsolete
pesticedes stockpiles, including the
environmetal sound removal,
re-packaging, transportation;
 Develop recommendations concerning the
remeidiation of the contaminated sites
after the obsolete pesticedes are removed.
1.03.2005 – Chisinau, UNEP/GEF Project Consultant on  Review the existing information on Waste
30.01. 2006, Moldova “Enabling Activities Waste sector with reference to the first inventory
1.02.2007 – for the preparation of Management for 1990-1998; identify data gaps, source
28.12. 2007 the Second National available data from prior /ongoing
Communication under project;
UNFCCC”  Check conversion of units and validate
complied data for estimating GHG
emissions for 1990-2005;
 Compile the GHG emissions for Waste
sector, following the IPCC 1996 Revised
and IPCC GPG 2000;
 Document the selection methods and
assumption used and selected process of
EFs and other conversion factors used in
the inventory preparation;
 Undertake the uncertainty assessment of
GHG Inventory for Solid Waste Disposal
on Land Source Category, as guided by
IPCC GPG;
 Propose the abatement measure for the
GHG Emissions from Waste Sector;
 Preparing the waste chapter for the
Second National Communication on
Climate change.
01.01.05- Chisinau, Technical University Lecturer  Preparing the Waste management module
1.08.2007 Moldova of Moldova, Tempus for the Master courses Programme in
Joint European Environment and Clean Technologies;
Project  To conduct lectures on waste
management for the Master course
Programme in Environment and Clean
Technologies.
14.02.2005– Chisinau, GEF PDF B Grant nr. National expert  To evaluate the national environmental
30.06. 2005 Moldova TF053700 for legislative framework and assess the
Preparation of current state of environmental protection,
Sustainable Persistent taking into consideration multi
Organic Pollutants environmental agreements signed and
(POPs) Stockpiles ratified by the Republic of Moldova;
Management Project  To prepare recommendations to meet the
assumed obligation at international level.
30.09. Chisinau, UNDP-GEF Project National  Assume leading role in collaboration with
2005- Moldova PIMS 3490 Consultant – international expert on preparing the draft
31.01 2006 “Integrated and Coordinator of MSP document and ensure the
Sustainable Land coordination and regular contacts with
Management through International Consultant;
community based  Conduct stakeholders’ consultations
approach” (relevant institutions – ministries, NGOs
and academic sector);
 Coordinate the process of data
stocktaking, analysis and data processing
in order to incorporate relevant
information into the text of the MSP
Document;
 Participate and coordinate the formulation
of goals, objectives, outcomes and the
detailed work plan for the implementation
of Medium Size Project Document;
 Participate along with the responsible
experts in analysis of comments received
for the draft materials and ensures their
incorporation into the final text of PD;
 Prepare and make presentations at
workshops;
 Coordinate compiling of the Medium
Sized Project Brief in the GEF Format.
15.12.2003 Chisinau, UNDP Project National expert  Presenting the actual state and capacity
– Moldova 00013640 “National on the co-operation and networking with
14.03.2004 Self Assessment of regions to the Rio Conventions;
15.06.2004- Capacity Building  Identifying areas where an appropriate
14.12.2004 Needs” capacity development intervention could
have the most impact for all three
thematic areas and setting priorities for
capacity building for Rio conventions
implementation;
 Identification and presenting short-,
medium- and long term objectives for
capacity building within cooperation and
networking with regions;
 Harmonized the national environmental
legislation within the Cross-Cutting
Issues Team for the Rio Conventions;
 Developed the national plan for the
implementation of Rio Conventions;
 Review and compile the National Action
Plan for Capacity Development.
07.11.2003- Chisinau, UNDP-GEF Regional National GHG  Elaborated a national manual of
30.04.2006 Moldova Project RER/01/G31 Inventory procedures to prepare the GHGI
“Capacity Building Expert / inventory for Waste sector;
for Improving the International  Developed a long-term in-country
Quality of expert on waste program to improve GHG inventory;
Greenhouse Gas management  Developed country solutions/methods for
Inventories.” (Europe overcoming data gaps and establish
and the national emissions factor for GHG
Commonwealth of inventory for waste sector.
Independent States  Check conversion of units and validate
Region) complied data for estimating GHG
emissions for 1990-2005;
 Compile the GHG emissions for Waste
sector, following the IPCC 1996 Revised
and IPCC GPG 2000;
 Document the selection methods and
assumption used and selected process of
EFs and other conversion factors used in
the inventory preparation;
 Undertake the uncertainty assessment of
GHG Inventory for Solid Waste Disposal
on Land Source Category, as guided by
IPCC GPG;
 Peer Review of National Inventories and
Uncertainty Management.
24.03.2004- Chisinau, Institute for Public National  To evaluate the national environmental
30.06.2004 Moldova Policy consultant on legislative framework and assess the
Project “European environment current state of environmental protection,
Strategy of the taking into consideration multi
Republic of Moldova” environmental agreements signed and
ratified by the Republic of Moldova
 To prepare recommendations to meet the
assumed obligation at international level;
 To develop the “Environmental protection
chapter” for the “European Strategy of
the Republic of Moldova”, taking into
consideration needs, priority and
possibilities of the country.
27.08.2001- Chisinau, UNDP Project Expert o  To evaluate the legislative framework of
10.10.2001 Moldova MOL/97/G31 harmonisation of the Republic of Moldova focused on
12.12.2001- ”Climate Change environmental energy system activities, including the
11.02.2002 Enabling Activity legislation aspects of environmental protection;
(Phase II)”  To identify the fields for approximation
of national legislation to the EU and
international ones, taking into
consideration the principles of energy
efficiency, environmental protection and
sustainable development;
 To prepare the materials for endorsement
by relevant governmental institutions;
 To prepare the final version of the
“Legislative Framework” chapter of the
National Report.
 final report and present the relevant
recommendation
1.10.2001- Chisinau, UNDP Project National  To prepare the information on the legal
1.11.2001 Moldova MOL/00/006 consultant on and institutional framework of
“Sustainable Tourism environment environmental protection in connection
Development in with the tourism development (protection
Moldova” of land resources, aquatic resources
management, bio-diversity conservation
and utilization, waste management) and
also on international legal aspect;
 To assess the environmental current state
and factors leading to the debasement of
tourism environmental potential (land
resources degradation, aquatic resources
pollution, biological diversity, waste
management, tourism planning and the
contribution of tourism in the process of
natural resource utilization);
 To evaluate the impact of tourism upon
the quality of the environment, such as
possible impact of the development of
tourism in protected areas, specify the
types of impacts and evaluating methods;
 Prepare the chapter on environmental
consideration in the national tourism
development strategy report and suggest
action to reduce the environmental
potential pollution caused by tourism
development.
01.08. 2000 Chisinau, EU TACIS Project Consultant  Detailed legislative gap analysis of the
– Moldova “Preparatory work on Coordinator national legislation in the field of
30.01.2001 approximation in integrated pollution prevention and
integrated pollution control as well as waste management in
prevention and contrast with environmental acquis and
control as well as preparing the TOCs for each directive;
waste management  Examination and assessment of
for the Republic of institutional capacity at all levels with
Moldova” regard to implementation and
enforcement of integrated pollution
prevention control and waste
management in the Republic of Moldova;
 Elaboration of modifications and
completions to the existing legislation as
well as prioritization for further EU
approximation work;
 Preparing the National Strategy on law

approximation in integrated pollution
prevention and control and waste
management.
1.11.1999 – Chisinau, UNDP Project Local consultant  Identification of the participants as well
31.12. 1999 Moldova MOL/97/010 as lectors for the seminar in the field of
“Building capacity for Solid Waste Management;
the implementation of  Preparing seminar’s logistic, select and
the Environmental prepare teaching materials to be
Action Plan in distributed at the seminar;
Moldova”  Conducting seminar, prepare evaluation
form and present the report on Seminar
conduction to the Project Director.
1.02.1999 – Chisinau, UNDP/GEF Project  Preparing the GHG Inventory within
31.05.1999, Moldova MOL/97/G31/A / Leader of the Waste Sector;
1.09.1999– 1G/99 «Enabling group of the  Propose the abatement measure for the
31.10. 1999, Moldova to Prepare waste sector GHG Emissions from Waste Sector;
1.06.2000– its First National  Preparing the waste chapter for the First
31.09. 2000 Communication in National Communication on Climate
Response to the change.
UNFCCC».
1.10.1999- Chisinau, EU TACIS Project Consultant  Collect the existing data on use
30.11.1999 Moldova “Prut Basin Water /emissions of toxic substances in the Prut
Management” basin;
 Evaluate the data gathered and select a
number of “hot spots” for each district;
 Provide description of the”hot spots”.
06.07.1998– Chisinau, Division of Senior Specialist,  Development and promotion of the state
20.04.2004 Moldova Ecological Impact and on Waste policy in the field of waste management:
Waste Management, Management elaboration of the National Program for
Ministry of Ecology Waste Utilization;
and Natural  Development of the framework for the
Resources waste management;
 Issues the permits for the waste recovery
and disposal;
 Establishing of the national framework
for the Basel Convention on
transboundary movements of hazardous
waste and their disposal, elaboration of
the Regulation on transboundary
movement of hazardous waste.
25.07.1995– Chisinau, Division Soil, Specialist  To clearly define inspector’s
05.07.1998 Moldova Underground, Coordinator on responsibilities and provide a legal basis
Chemical substances Waste for ecological inspection on waste
and Waste, Management management in order to reduce impact on
State Ecological the environment;
Inspectorate,  To strengthening of inspectorates for
Department on enforcement of regulation through the
Environmental increasing of the available human
Protection, capacities of inspectors.
04.02.1992– Chisinau, Laboratory of the Engineer on  To evaluate existing legislation regarding
23.07.1995 Moldova Industry and Waste waste management and strengthening the
Transport, Management national legislation in the field of waste
National Institute of management;
Ecology  To prepare new regulations and
instructions on environmental protection.
PUBLICATIONS
M., Iftodi, T., Tugui (1999), “Management of Waste - essential factor in environment pollution prevention.” Thesis
of training course “Pollution Prevention. Management of Waste”, 1999.
T., Tugui (1999), “Management of Waste”, 22-23 November 1999. Ministry of Environment and Territorial
Development, UNDP Moldova.
M., Iftodi, T., Tugui, V., Garaba (2000), The guide “ABC of Wastes”, Ministry of Environment and Territorial
Development, ONG Environmental Movement of The Republic of Moldova, National Environment Found.
T., Tugui (2000), The Inventory of the Methane Emissions from Waste Disposal Pits and Abatement Measures.
Articles collection. Climate change. Researches, studies, solutions. Chisinau 2000, p.146-150. UNDP Moldova.
T., Tugui, Gh., Duca (2002), The Inventory of the Methane from Waste Disposal Sites and Abatement Measures.
Abstract Book “The Second International Conference on Ecological chemistry”, October 11-12, 2002 Chisinau,
Republic of Moldova, p.166.
Iftodi, M., Tugui, T. (2003) Waste Impact. Environment Journal, No. 1 (6), 2003, P. 9-16.
T., Tugui (2004) Management of Municipal Solid Wastes in the Republic of Moldova. Environment Journal, No. 3 (14),
June 2004. P. 16-22.
T., Tugui (2004) Managementul deşeurilor menajere solide: probleme şi soluţii. Conferinţa internaţională
„Managementul integral al resurselor naturale din bazinul transfrontalier al fluviului Nistriu” 16-17 septembrie 2004,
(pag. 357-361).
T., Tugui (2004) Эмиссии СH СH4 от полигонов твердых бытовых отходов в Республике Молдова. Молдова. Международная
Конференция «Проблемы сбора, переработки и утилизации отходов», C. 468-473.
Ţugui,T., Duca, Gh., Ţăranu, M., Mîrza, V., Drăguţan, I. (2004), Municipal solid waste composition study. The
Bulletin of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Series "Biological, Chemical and Agricultural Sciences". Chişinău,
2004, N.4, P. 114-119.
Tugui, T., Duca, Gh., Taranu, M., Copacinschi, Gh., Dragutan, I. (2005), Landfill gas emissions measurements in
the Republic of Moldova. The 3rd International Conference “Ecological Chemistry”, May 20-21 2005, Chisinau,
Moldova. Abstracts, pp. 365-366.
T., Tugui (2005), The 3rd International Conference “Ecological Chemistry”, Elemente strategice în planificarea
managemnetului deşeurilo rconform Directeivelor UE, May 20-21 2005, Chisinau, Moldova. Book of Proceedings,
pp.591-597.
Ţăranu, M., Scorpan, V., Duca, Gh., Ţugui, T., Filatov, C. (2005), The Assessment of GHG Emissions from
Ferrous Metal Production for the period of 1990-2002 in Moldova. The 3rd International Conference “Ecological
Chemistry”, May 20-21 2005, Chisinau, Moldova. Book of Proceedings, pp.368-376.
Tugui, T., Duca, Gh., Taranu, M., Copacinschi, Gh., Dragutan, I. (2005), Assessment of Landfill Gas Generation.
The International Conference “Diminution of the impact of natural and technogenic hazards on the environment and
society”, October 6-7 2005, Chisinau, Moldova. Abstracts and Communications, pp. 219-225.
T., Tugui (2005), Landfill biogas – measurements and opportunities for green fuel inthe Republic of Moldova,
International Conference “Chemical Education: Responsible Stewardship” October 30 – November 1, 2005,
Moscow, Russia, p.73.
Duca Gh., Tugui T. (2006) “Managementul deseurilor”, “Stiinta”, Chisinau, pag. 248.
Taranu, M., Bicova E., Talmaci I., Tugui, T., Brega V. (2006), Republic of Moldova’s greenhouse gas inventory:
1990-2002. Ecologie şi Protecţia mediului – Cercetare, implementare, management. Materialele Conferinţei Jubiliare
– INECO 15 ani ( 29 decembrie 2005), Chisinau, Moldova, pp. 168-172.
Tugui T. (2007) Landfill Inventory in the Republic of Moldova: problems and solutions Environmental Engineering
and Management Journal , “Gh Asachi” Technical University of Iasi, Romania July/ August 2007, Vol.6 no.4 6, p.
269 – 275.
Satendra Singh, Tatiana Ţugui şi Anatol Fala. (2007), “Managementul riscurilor dezastrelor la nivel comunitar”.
Managementul riscurilor dezastrelor în Republica Moldova Agenţia Naţională de Dezvoltare Rurală, (ACSA) din
Republica Moldova. Chişinău (pp. 88-94).
Ion Apostol, Valentin Plesca, Tatiana Tugui, (2008), “National Profile on Chemical Management in the Republic
of Moldova” , SAICM project, UNEP /QSP, Chisinau, pag.378.
Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain)
Dr. sc. agr. habil. Juergen Helbig
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name : Dr Juergen Helbig

Administrative address : European Commission
DG Environment
Unit A.3 - Chemicals
BU-9, 4/86
1049 Brussels
Belgium
+32-2-2988521
E-mail: Juergen.Helbig@ec.europa.eu
EDUCATION
2002 Postdoctoral lecture qualification in phytomedicine
1993 Doctor in agricultural sciences, specialising in phytomedicine
1992 Post graduate certificate in international agricultural development
1987 Master of Science in agricultural sciences
WORK EXPERIENCE
2009 - today
Institution: European Commission, DG Environment, Unit A.3 – Chemicals
Position: Principal Policy Officer – Rotterdam Convention, SAICM, Pesticides
2007 – 2009
Institution: European Commission, DG Environment, Unit B.3 – Biotechnology, Pesticides and Health
Position: Senior Policy Officer – Rotterdam Convention, Pesticides
2004 – 2007
Institution: European Commission, DG Environment, Unit B.4 – Biotechnology, Pesticides and Health
Position: Senior Policy Officer – Pesticides and Thematic Strategy on the Sustainable Use of Pesticides
2003 - 2004
Institution: German Federal Ministry for Economic Co-operation and Development, European Union Policy
Unit, Berlin
Position: Policy Officer – Development and neighbourhood policy of the European Union
2000 - 2001
Institution: COLEACP (Committee de Liaison Europe – ACP), Brussels
Position: Head of project - Pesticides Initiative ACP
1992 - 2002
Institution: Humboldt-University of Berlin and Faculty of International Agricultural Development, Technical
University of Berlin; Department of Plant Protection and Phytopathology
Position: Assistant Professor (State doctorate candidate) and Research Scientist in phytomedicine
1988 - 1991
Institution: Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Phytopathology and
Plant Protection
Position: Research Scientist in phytomedicine
Ms. Nuansri Tayaputch (Thailand)
Mr. N’Ladon Nadjo (Togo)
B. Curricula vitae of a member nominated to fill a vacancy on an interim basis in
accordance with paragraph 8 of decision RC-1/6
Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal (India)
Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal has done his graduation in Engineering in 1981 and post
graduation in Environmental Engineering (1986) from Delhi College of Engineering
followed by LL.B. from University of Delhi (1989). Mr. Jindal has been trained in India as
well abroad.
Mr. Jindal has worked with the Central Water Commission, Department of
Environment (Government of Delhi), Delhi College of Engineering and Central Pollution
Control Board apart from working in Iraq for a railway project. Mr. Jindal had been a
visiting faculty to School of Planning & Architecture, WWF (India), Delhi College of
Engineering, Northern India Engineering College, Delhi Technological University and CBP
Government Engineering College.
Mr. Jindal at present is working with the Ministry of Environment & Forests in India,
in the capacity of Additional Director and worked extensively on policy matter associated
with air pollution, noise pollution and setting of standards. Mr. Jindal has been associated
with path breaking studies such as ‘Source Apportionment Studies for Particulate Matter’ in
six cities in India and Computation of Societal Risk, Abatement Cost and Long Run Marginal
Financial Cost with regards to Dioxin and Furans emission standards. He has represented
Government of India in Transboundary Movement of Air Pollution under Male’ Declaration.
Now, he is dealing in issues related with hazardous chemicals. Mr. Jindal has compiled
Material Safety Data Sheets for all 680 chemicals with the help of NCL, Pune which are
regulated under Manufacture, Storage and Impact of Hazardous Chemical Rules, 1989.
Mr. Jindal has travelled to Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thialand, Iraq, Germany,
U.K., France, Russia, Ukraine, USA and Switzerland.
Mr. Arturo Gavilan Garcia (Mexico)

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Information on the rotation of the membership and experts

Summary of the rotation of the membership of the Chemical Review Committee

Contact information of members of the Chemical Review Committee

Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus Ms. Magdalena Frydrych32

Morocco Republic of Moldova

Ms. Amal Lemsioui Ms. Tatiana Tugui

Netherlands Mr. Jürgen Helbig

Mr. N’Ladon Nadjo

Mr. Gaoussou Kanouté Mr. Boniface Mbewe

Mr. Arturo Gavilán García

Mr. Jung-Kwan Seo

Mr. Mohamad Saleh Makki

Ms. Sarah Maillefer

New Zealand Mr. Jürgen Helbig

Pakistan Mr. Azhari Abdelbagi

Ms. Vilma Morales Quillama Mr. Abdullah Mohammed Abdullah Shamlan

Ms. Magdalena Frydrych33

Curricula vitae of nominated members of the Chemical Review

Mr. Malverne Spencer (Antigua and Barbuda)

MALVERNE P. SPENCER (Ph.D)

CITZENSHIP Antiguan and Barbudan

EDUCATION/SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

1979 Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Scholarship.

1987 British Council Fellowship

1999 Organization of American States (OAS) Fellowship

1992 Laboratory of the Government Chemist, London, UK.

1984-2005: Chemist, Government Chemist Laboratory, Dunbar’s Antigua and Barbuda.

1989–Present: Drug Analyst Government of Antigua and Barbuda

1988– Present: Chemistry Lecturer Antigua State College (Part time)

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

Professor Tara Dasgupta Professor Leonard Ogarro

Mr. Hyram Forde

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Assessment of Chevron Corporation Sampling and Analysis Report on Soil

NAME: Jacob Slobbe HOLLAND (Christian name preferred is Jack; Note

Industrial chemicals assessment

Development of methodologies for environmental assessment of chemicals

Development of agvet and industrial chemicals legislation/policy advice

International chemicals work

PREVIOUS CAREER HISTORY:

II- QUALIFICATIONS / QUALIFICATIONS

III CARRIERE PROFESSIONNELLE / PROFESSIONAL CARREER

Pest Management Regulatory Agency Tel: (613) 736-3757

1996- Senior Scientific Coordination/Evaluation Officer, Antimicrobials Section, Value and

Ph.D. Bioorganic Chemistry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada

B.Sc. Analytical Chemistry, Beijing University, Beijing, China

D. Short term training

 In1983/ 1984 Construction supervisor at Defense Industrial enterprise.

2. Mr, Tequam Tesfamariam

NAME : MOHD FAUZAN BIN YUNUS

DATE OF BIRTH : 17 SEPTEMBER 1958

MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED

OFFICE ADDRESS : CENTRAL LABORATORY SERVICES SECTION, PESTICIDES CONTROL

EMAIL : fauzan.yunus@gmail.com, fauzan@doa.gov.my

TELEPHONE NO. : 603 26973077 (GEN), 603 26977260 (DIR)

FAX NO. : 603 26917551, 603 26977225

QUALIFICATION : BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS.) – CHEMISTRY

ENGLISH LANGUAGE : MODERATE (CONVERSATION AND WRITING)

DATE OF 1st : 25 NOVEMBER 1983

PRESENT POST : HEAD OF LABORATORY SERVICES SECTION

EXPERIENCE : 1. PESTICIDES FORMULATION CONTROL LABORATORY, ALSO

MOHAMMED V UNIVERSITY: RABAT, MOROCCO 1993/1996