International Natural Rubber Organization (INRO)

Organisation internationale du caoutchouc naturel (OICN)

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Founded

1980-10-23

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Aims

Achieve a balanced growth between the supply of and demand for natural rubber, thereby helping to alleviate difficulties arising from surpluses or shortages; achieve stable conditions in natural rubber trade through avoiding excessive price fluctuations, and stabilize these prices without distorting long-term market trends, in the interests of producers and consumers; help stabilize export earnings from natural rubber of exporting members, and increase their earnings based on expanding natural rubber export volumes at fair and remunerative prices, thereby helping to provide the necessary incentives for a dynamic and rising rate of production and the resources for accelerated economic growth and social development; seek to ensure adequate supplies of natural rubber to meet the requirements of importing members at fair and reasonable prices, and improve the reliability and continuity of these supplies; take feasible steps in the event of a surplus or shortage of natural rubber to mitigate the economic difficulties that members might encounter; seek to expand international trade in, and to improve market access for, natural rubber and its processed products; improve competitiveness of natural rubber by encouraging research and development on natural rubber problems; encourage efficient development of the natural rubber economy by seeking to facilitate and promote improvements in processing, marketing and distribution of raw natural rubber; further international cooperation in and consultations on natural rubber matters affecting supply and demand, and facilitate promotion and coordination of natural rubber research, assistance and other programmes.

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Relations with Inter-Governmental Organizations

Participated in the activities of: E-XE3381 - UNCTAD. Cooperation with:

Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations

Member of: D-XD1564 - International Rubber Association (IRA). Links with: D-XC0043 - Rubber Trade Association of Europe (RTAE); D-XD2425 - International Rubber Research and Development Board (IRRDB); H-XD2363 - Professional Association of Natural Rubber in Africa (ANRA).

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Subjects *

UN Sustainable Development Goals **

GOAL 8: Decent Work and Economic GrowthGOAL 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

UIA Org ID

XC9057

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