| | Overview | | Nigeria and Neighboring Countries Sub-Regional Conference: Summary | | Cotonou, Benin (April 10-11, 2002) |
Over 100 participants from Nigeria, Togo, Niger, and Benin, plus observers from the West Africa sub-regional group (Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal) gathered in Cotonou to review the progress in the Nigeria sub-region since the June 2001 Dakar meeting and move forward on a sub-regional action plan.
The sub-regional action plan adopted at this seminar set "the end of 2004" as the deadline for eliminating lead in gasoline-fully a year in advance of the Dakar Declaration date-with an interim target of 0.15g/l in 2002. The conference moderators and country presentations, however, all emphasized that lead phase-out is but one part of a broader effort to reduce air pollution from motor vehicles in cities.
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Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning (AECLP) .
The Alliance is a national public interest organization formed by leaders in public health, environmental protection, affordable housing, and civil rights. The Alliance seeks to protect children from lead and other environmental health hazards in and around their homes by advocating for policy solutions and building capacity for primary prevention in communities throughout the US and around the world. Founded in 1990 to focus a comprehensive solution to childhood lead poisoning, the Alliance was designed to have the technical capacity and comprehensive reach across disciplines needed to effect change on a broad scale.
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