In this issue: 1. Kigali Amendment latest ratifications 2. Ozone hole vigilance still required 3. Ozone layer viewpoints: from observation to public protection 4. Adopt ozone and climate friendly technologies - Kenya 5. First female technician in Western Cape [South Africa] to receive training in Bavaria 6. Prohibited ODS goods still exported (Fiji) 7. South-south cooperation looks to strengthen Pacific partnership 8. Customs seizes refrigerant chemicals worth P4m 9. National Halon Bank Environmental Policy- Australia 10. Poland takes decisive action against illegal trade of hydrofluorocarbons 11. Guidelines for safe handling flammable refrigerants - Asercom 12. Cooling is essential to modern life and it makes people’s lives better - AREA Vision 2025 13. ASHRAE Learning Institute offers training in Europe 14. Ozone layer protection on the agenda of Grenada Customs and Excise Division
UN Environment Programme is an Implementing Agency of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol. OzonAction is part of UN Environment Programme's Law Division and serves 147 developing countries through the Compliance Assistance Programme.