Sectors and stakeholders involved in the use of POP-PBDEs-PBDEs Overview-SCRCAP

Sectors and stakeholders involved in the use of POP-PBDEs

Use	Stakeholders
Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)	Ministry of environment and ministry of industry; Ministry responsible for waste management ; NIP coordinator and steering committee; Basel Convention focal point (and stakeholders in Basel activities on e-waste) ; Importers and exporters of electronics ; Retailers of electronics and second-hand electronics; Recyclers of WEEE; Recyclers and users of polymers from WEEE; NGOs working on WEEE; NGOs working on POPs ; Other relevant stakeholders in the country.
Transportation and end-of-life vehicles	Ministry of transport or other ministry responsible for transport sector; Ministry responsible for waste management; Association of importers and exporters of cars and other vehicles; Retailers of vehicles (in particular, second-hand vehicles); Association and/or main stakeholders of scrap recycling; Association and/or main stakeholders of polymer recycling; University groups working on material flows or transport issues; · NGOs working on transport; NGOs working on POPs; · Other relevant stakeholders in the country .
Other uses: Furniture Textiles Mattresses Construction materials	Ministry of environment and ministry of industry; Ministry responsible for waste management ; NIP coordinator and steering committee; Importers and exporters of furniture, textiles, mattresses, and construction materials; · Retailers of furniture, mattresses and textiles and related second-hand articles; · Recyclers of polyurethane or other sectors (e.g. textiles, polymers in building materials, rubber)Montreal Protocol focal point; · Other relevant stakeholder in the country.
Contaminated sites	Consumers; Producers; Importers and distributors; Manufacturers; Fabricators; Engineering offices specializing in contaminated sites; University or research institute working on contaminated sites; Community-based organizations (CBOs) and NGOs; Organized labour and trade unions; · Government organizations.

Source: Guidance for the inventory of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) listed under the Stockholm Convention on POPs