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INECE: Strengthening Global Environmental Compliance

The International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE) is a global network of over 2,500 members from more than 100 countries. Established in 1997, INECE aims to raise awareness about environmental compliance and enforcement, develop networks, and enhance institutional capacity. Its structure includes an Executive and Planning Committee, Secretariat in Washington, D.C., and various regional networks. INECE organizes international conferences, forums, and networks, focusing on topics like water, logging, and wildlife enforcement. It also produces newsletters and conducts projects related to compliance indicators and emission trading. Key supporters include the Dutch Ministry (VROM), US EPA, UNEP, World Bank, and OECD.

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INECE: Strengthening Global Environmental Compliance

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  1. INECE Network Pavel Šremer sremer@cizp.cz

  2. International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement - INECE • Introduction • History • Purpose and goals • Structure • Activities INECE

  3. Basic dates • Compliance and enforcement practicioners • State organizations • Non governmental organizations • International organizations • More than 100 countries, 2500 members INECE

  4. Supporters/sponsors • Dutch Ministry (VROM)-Environmental Inspectorate • US EPA • UNEP • WB • EC • Environment Canada • OECD INECE

  5. History I • 1985: OECD project-3 national case studies: Improving the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement of Environmental Policies (USA,The Netherlands, UK) • 1985: US EPA/VROM bilateral Memorandum of Understanding • 1989: Creation of network by environmental agencies of The Netherlands and USA • 1990: Utrecht- 1st International Enforcement Workshop • 1992: Rio, UNCED Agenda 21, chap. 8, section 8.21-establishment capacities for compliance and enforcement INECE

  6. History II • 1991-1992: Chester Network-IMPEL (1.regional network) • 1992: Budapest, 2nd International Conference • 1994: Oaxaca, 3rd international Conference • 1996: Chiang Mai Thajsko, 4th International Conference • 1997: The Hague - Executive Planning Committee: INECE is born • 1998: Monterey, 5th International Conference • 2002: San Jose, Costarica, 6th International Conference INECE

  7. Purpose and goals • Raise awareness of the importance of environmental compliance and enforcement • Develop effective interlocking networks • Strengthen institutional capacity to effective compliance and enforcement INECE

  8. INECE structure • Executive and Planning Committee • Programme and projects • Secretariat -Washington, D.C. (2001) • Director of secretariat Durwood Zaelke • International Conferences • Networks INECE

  9. Regional Networks • Africa • Asia • Europe • Central America • North America • South America INECE

  10. INECE activities • International Conferencies, forums • INECE Regional Networks • INECE Topic-Specific Networks (water, logging, wildlife), Network of Prosecutors • INECE Newsletter • Strategic plan of INECE • Projects INECE

  11. INECE Projects • Compliance and Enforcement Indicators • Compliance & Enforcement for emmission trading • Principles of Enforcement • INECE Newsletter • INECE brochure INECE

  12. INECE activities in Europe • IMPEL • REPIN (previous NISECEN former USSR countries- EECCA (Eastern Europe, Caucasus, Central Asia)) • REC (Regionál. Env. Centre in Szentendre, Hungary) • BERCEN (Network of Balkan countries) • MAP (UNEP Mediterranean Action Plan) • CLEEN (Chemical Legislation European Enforcement Network) INECE

  13. Concluding information • http://www.inece.org • INECE secretariat, Washington, DC USA, • inece@inece.org • ČR: ČIŽP - sremer@cizp.cz MŽP - NM RNDr L. Miko INECE

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