Definition(s)
A clearing house mechanism is usually set up to facilitate access to data, to create transparency, and to point up factors relevant to implementation of a convention. It is a decentralized needs-oriented system that assists decision-making and improves co-ordination on such things as projects. Key elements of the CHM are: information exchange, co-operation, network development, and Transparency, the availability of national, regional, and local data (draft based on www.conservation-development.net)
The Clearing-House Mechanism (CHM) of the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD) is a worldwide network of government and partner organizations facilitating scientific and technical cooperation through information exchange (Source: CBD)
Hierarchy
Alternative labels:
knowledge management
In other languages
French
echange d’informations
Russian
Обмен информацией
Spanish
intercambio de información
Arabic
تبادل المعلومات
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Multilateral environment agreements tagged with information exchange
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Convention on Biological Diversity | 1 article or paragraph | |
Stockholm Convention | 1 article or paragraph | |
Vienna Convention | 2 articles and paragraphs | |
Cartagena Protocol | 3 articles and paragraphs | |
Nagoya Protocol | 5 articles and paragraphs | |
World Heritage Convention | 2 decisions | |
United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification | 1 article or paragraph | |
Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents | 2 articles and paragraphs | |
ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution | 1 article or paragraph |