International Environmental Agency
Agence environnementale internationale
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History
by F-XF5431 - International Court of the Environment Foundation (ICEF). Full title: International Environmental Agency within the United Nations and intended as a permanent organ of A-XA3375 - United Nations (UN) to manage a World Environment Fund. Also referred to as Global Environmental Organization (GEO), Global Environmental Agency and World Environment Organization. 2016 not yet materialized.
Aims
Control and monitor the state of the environment; promote and carry out research on the actual state of the environment and on evolution of large terrestrial, marine and atmospheric ecosystems; plan global initiatives for environmental protection and restoration; establish acceptable standards regarding polluting activities which single states may only make stricter.
Type I Classification
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UIA Org ID
XJ0216
** UN SDGs are linked to the subject classification.
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