Chemical Leasing Toolkit

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    • Introduction
      • For suppliers
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    • 3 step guidelines
      • Step 1
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      • Step 2
        • Task 4
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        • Task 6
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        • Task 8
        • Task 9
      • Step 3
        • Task 10
  • Policy makers
    • Introduction
    • Policy applications
      • Binding international agreements and conventions
        • Stockholm Convention
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        • Rotterdam Convention
        • REACH
      • Non-binding international initiatives
        • SAICM
        • Green and Sustainable Chemistry
        • Sustainable Consumption and Production
        • Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production
        • Circular Economy
        • Green Industry
        • Responsible Production
        • Responsible Care and Global Product Strategy
      • Policy instruments
        • Awareness raising
        • Education and training
        • Extended producer responsibility
        • Greening the supply chain
        • Green Public Procurement
        • Subsidies and taxes
        • Permits, licensing and authorizations
        • Public Private Partnerships
        • Research and development
      • Chemical Leasing national best practices
  • Case studies
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    • Terms A-L
    • Terms M-Z
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Policy makers

In this part of the Toolkit, you can explore the different aspects of Chemical Leasing as modern policy instrument for sustainable chemicals management.

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