- Home
- About Us
- Programmes
- Policies
- Publications
- Media
- Events
- Film Festival
- Past Events
- International Workshop on Designing Take Back Systems for E-waste on 11th December 2012
- North Eastern Regional Meeting on Dioxin and Furans on 19 December 2012, Guwahati
- Public Lecture on "The Smog in Delhi : Causes & Concerns"
- Toxics Link and CPCB announce a two-day National Meeting on CFL waste management in India: 13-14 December 2012, New Delhi
- Upcoming Events
- Parliament Q & A
- Get Involved
- Contact Us
You are here
SAICM
SAICM (Strategic Approach to Chemical Management) is a global policy and strategy adopted by the Governments and stakeholders in the first International Chemical Conference on Chemical Management (ICCM-1), held in Dubai, February 2006. Though SAICM is not legally binding treaty, however constitute a global political commitment on the part of governments and other stakeholders that recognizes the health and environmental harm caused by chemical exposure and that pledges effective action to reform how chemicals are produced and used in order to minimize those harms.
Objectives of SAICM:-
The overall objective of SAICM is to “Achieve the Sound Management of Chemicals throughout their life -cycle so that, by 2020, chemicals are used and produced in ways that lead to the minimization of significant adverse effects on human health and environment.
Scope:-
The SAICM has a scope that includes:
a. Environment, economic, social, health and labor aspects of the chemical safety
b. Agricultural and Industrial chemicals with a view to promoting sustainable development and covering chemicals at all stages of their life-cycle, including products.
c. It should take due account of instruments and processes that have been developed to date and be flexible enough to deal with new ones without duplicating efforts, in particular the efforts of forums dealing with without duplicating efforts, in particular the efforts of forums dealing with the military use of chemicals.
For more information-http:// www.saicm.org

