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Organizations relating to Metal Products
Comité européen roller in-line hockey
Groupement européen du mobilier métallique / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1967
European Needlemakers' Association / Est. 1974
European Clamping Tools Association / Frankfurt-Niederrad, Germany / Est. 1975
European Laser Disc Association / Est. 1990
Asia Pacific General Galvanizing Association / Melbourne VIC, Australia
European Passive Components Industry Association / Brussels, Belgium
International Institute of Pneumiatrics / New York NY, USA
Institute of Materials Finishing / Birmingham, UK / Est. 1925
International Housewares Representatives Association / Highland Park IL, USA / Est. 1994
European Conference on Electronics Reliability in Electrical and Electronic Components and Systems / London, UK
International Conference on Intelligent Software Methodologies, Tools, and Techniques
Central African Convention for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Their Ammunition, Parts and Components That Can be Used for Their Manufacture, Repair and Assembly / Est. 2010
Tool Foundation: Technical Development with Developing Countries / Est. 1974
European Platform for Optical Discs / Est. 1994
Portable Common Tool Environment Interface Management Board / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1992
Latin America Galvanizing Association
CENELEC Electronic Components Committee / Est. 1970
International Saw and Knife Association / Dalton GA, USA / Est. 1968
Electronic Components Quality Assurance Committee / Est. 1970
International Association for Public Baths and Cleanliness / Est. 1912
International Radiator Standards Association / Hamilton ON, Canada / Est. 1987
European Regional Commission on Sustainable Development to Implement Agenda 21
International Conference and Workshop on Numerical Simulation of 3D Sheet Metal Forming Processes
International Joints and Bearings Research Council / Est. 1981
International Conference on “Hot Sheet Metal Forming of High-Performance Steel” / Est. 2008
Agreement Concerning the Adoption of Uniform Conditions for Periodical Technical Inspections of Wheeled Vehicles and the Reciprocal Recognition of Such Inspections / Est. 1997
European General Galvanizers Association / Sutton, UK / Est. 1955
Indian Ocean Rim Association / Ebene, Mauritius / Est. 1997
American Galvanizers Association / Centennial CO, USA / Est. 1935
European Lead Sheet Industry Association / London, UK
Nordiske Jernvarehandleres Permanente Komite / Est. 1924
Comité européen de l'outillage agricole et horticole / Est. 1947
European Metalworkers' Federation / Est. 1963
Comité international de roller in-line hockey / Clapiers, France
European Association for the Taps and Valves Industry / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1959
Association of European Wheel Manufacturers / Lugano, Switzerland / Est. 1989
European Committee of Manufacturers of Compressors, Vacuum Pumps and Pneumatic Tools / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1958
European Tyre and Rim Technical Organisation / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1964
WorldLoop / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2011
Agreement concerning the Adoption of Harmonized Technical United Nations Regulations for Wheeled Vehicles, Equipment and Parts which can be Fitted and/or be Used on Wheeled Vehicles and the Conditions for Reciprocal Recognition of Approvals Granted on the Basis of these United Nations Regulations / Est. 1958
European Lift and Lift Component Association / Est. 1998
American Gear Manufacturers Association / Alexandria VA, USA / Est. 1916
European Polycarbonate Sheet Extruders / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2003
Scandinavian Tire and Rim Organization / Vaxholm, Sweden / Est. 1960
Comité européen de liaison des importateurs de machines-outils / London, UK / Est. 1971
International Confederation of Container Reconditioners / Washington DC, USA
European Reconditioners of Industrial Packaging / Harrogate, UK / Est. 1975
International Wheelset Congress / Est. 1963
Tool and Trades History Society / Totnes, UK / Est. 1983
View all profiles (152 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Metal Products
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialEnvironmental hazards of metal manufactures
Tying of supplies to subsidiaries by transnational enterprises
Limited farm mechanization
Space debris
Limited acceptance of human rights treaties
Threatened glacial habitats
Inadequate maintenance equipment
Environmental hazards of furniture and fixtures manufacture
Environmental degradation by off-road and all-terrain vehicles
Action Strategies relating to Metal Products
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialClamping
Monitoring engineering industry
Helping developing countries implement effective commodity policies
Providing economic policy advice to developing countries
Strengthening international institutional arrangements to implement Agenda 21
Improving national capacity to implement land conservation
Strengthening institutional capacity to implement sustainable development plans
Sustaining industrial innovation
Developing world ethic for sustainable living
Establishing secretariat support structure in the United Nations to follow up UNCED and implement Agenda 21
Studying role of oceans as a carbon sink
Enhancing carbon sinks
Recognizing need for strong and effective leadership in the United Nations system to implement Agenda 21
Undertaking local infrastructure development projects
Modelling
Integrating environment and development in national programs to implement Agenda 21
Supporting developing country efforts to implement international agreements and instruments on sustainable development
Making efficient use of limited capacities in small island states
Using cost benefit analysis tools for biodiversity impact assessment
Ensuring support of United Nations system for national policies and programmes to implement Agenda 21
Using strategic environmental assessment tools for biodiversity planning
Using economic tools for biodiversity conservation
Developing scientific research tools
Identifying workforce training requirements for sustainable development
Applying economic tools at the local level of biodiversity conservation
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