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Key accomplishments and challenges North American Working Group on Environmental Enforcement and Compliance Cooperation CEC Council Session – 24 June 2009 Commission for environmental cooperation

Introduction Since 1996, the North American Working Group on Environmental Enforcement and Compliance Cooperation (EWG) has supported cooperative action to address enforcement and compliance challenges in our shared region. Despite different capacities, we work together and share responsibility to enforce environmental laws to protect our shared environment and resources The EWG is a successful model for trinational cooperation in law enforcement Commission for environmental cooperation

EWG success based upon: Targeted capacity building Exchange of information and best practices Enhanced compliance and enforcement at borders Intelligence-led enforcement Partnerships with key enforcement stakeholders Commission for environmental cooperation

Project results: Delivery of wildlife enforcement and inspection training to Mexican institutions Development of training resources on ozone depleting substances (ODS) and Hazardous Waste for environmental and customs inspectors Strengthening judicial capabilities through exchange of best practices A trilateral approach to non-compliant imports entering North America Engaging other law enforcement agencies and a global recognition of the EWG model for cooperation Commission for environmental cooperation

Benefit to the North American environment Our countries are developing a common approach to the protection of our shared environment and natural resources There is more work to be done: The dynamics of globalization and the current economic situation will continue to pose a challenge for our agencies. Further collaboration is needed to: Fully engage customs and other enforcement agencies in environmental protection; Identify areas where harmonized norms and standards are possible (e.g., small engines) at a North American level. Commission for environmental cooperation

Three countries. One environment. © Commission for environmental cooperation / 2009