15. (b) Generate data necessary for assessment, building, inter alia, on programmes of IPCS (UNEP, WHO, ILO), FAO, OECD and EC and on established programmes other regions and Governments. Industry should participate actively. [Chapter 19, Para 15 (b)]

22. International organizations, with the participation of Governments and non-governmental organizations, should launch training and education projects involving women and children, who are at greatest risk, in order to enable countries, and particularly developing countries, to make maximum national use of international assessments of chemical risks. [Chapter 19, Para 22]

38. (b) To achieve by the year 2000, as feasible, full participation in and implementation of the PIC procedure, including possible mandatory applications through legally binding instruments contained in the Amended London Guidelines and in the FAO International Code of Conduct, taking into account the experience gained within the PIC procedure. [Chapter 19, Para 38 (b)]

40. (a) Assist in the creation of national chemical information systems in developing countries and improve access to existing international systems; [Chapter 19, Para 40 (a)]