Tenders are invited for Review and updating Saint Lucia’s Montreal Protocol Legislation to respond to the Kigali Amendment

Review and updating Saint Lucia’s Montreal Protocol Legislation to respond to the Kigali Amendment Creation of an enabling institutional, policy and legal framework to support the phase-out of ODSs, including the establishment of the National Ozone Unit and enactment of the Montreal Protocol (Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer) Act and the Montreal Protocol (Substances that Deplete the Ozone Later) Control Regulations; b) Reducing the supply of ODSs through the creation and enforcement of a licensing and quota system to control imports of ODSs based on the consumption limits set by the MP; c) Reducing the demand for ODSs by training refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) technicians in good servicing practices including recovery and reuse of refrigerants, leak detection and prohibiting the importation of equipment that will require a supply of controlled substances during servicing; d) Training of Customs Officers and other enforcement personnel to monitor and control trade in ODSs and related technologies; e) Creation of a National Country Team and the National Refrigeration and Airconditioning Association to support the development of policies and programmes to phase out the consumption of ODSs; and f) Public education and awareness programmes to win public support for ozone layer protection.