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OPCW discusses assistance and protection training cooperation in Africa
Collaboration with partner training centres key to building assistance and protection capacity in Africa
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OPCW issues Fact-Finding Mission report on chemical weapons use allegation in Kafr Zeita, Syria, on 1 October 2016
Report concludes industrial chlorine cylinder was used as a weapon
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OPCW issues Fact-Finding Mission report on chemical weapons use allegation in Marea, Syria, in September 2015
Report concludes chemical blister agent was used as a weapon
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Experts from Bangladesh strengthen knowledge in chemical supply chain security management
Workshop provides tools to assess, mitigate, and respond to risks from chemical accidents, and prevent misuse of dual-use chemicals
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International Chemical Trade Association endorses Hague Ethical Guidelines
Guidelines promote culture of responsible conduct in chemical sciences, guard against misuse of chemistry
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Training boosts capacity of GRULAC laboratories aspiring to OPCW Designated Laboratory status
Training programme increases readiness of labs to successfully take the Chemical Weapons Convention Analysis Competency Test
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First Responders in Latin America and the Caribbean improve capacity to respond to chemical emergencies
Training develops fundamental skills needed to handle incidents involving chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals
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Denmark contributes €224,000 to OPCW Trust Funds
Funds to support training, security and business continuity, and work of the Investigation and Identification Team
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OPCW launches new course for law enforcement community
Training increases chemical weapons deterrence and prevention skills for law enforcement officers
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New OPCW inspectors complete initial training
Next generation of OPCW inspector professionals trained for mission deployment; inspections central to preventing the re-emergence of chemical weapons
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First responders from Russian speaking countries complete chemical weapons protection training
Participants learn skills required to manage chemical emergencies
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OPCW expands global pool of chemical emergency response trainers
Train-the-trainer event supports sustainable Member State capacity-building efforts
