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African-Eurasian MigratoryWaterbirds Agreement

2002 – Second Meeting of Parties –

Resolution 2.2 (AEWA 2002)

“implementation of … still highly insufficient

in the majority of Range States”

“report to each MoP on progress … in

accordance with self-imposed and published

timetables” .

Target changed from 2000 (by then already

passed) to ‘self-imposed timescales’ in each Party.

2008 – Fourth Meeting of Parties

- AEWA Strategic Plan 2009-2017

(AEWA 2008)

By 2017 the use of lead shot for hunting in

wetlands is phased out by all Contracting

Parties.

Target year re-instated – now 2017

2012 – Fifth Meeting of Parties –

Resolution 5.23 (AEWA 2012)

Implement Targets for Strategic Plan Objective 2:

2.1 By 2017 the use of lead shot for hunting in

wetlands is phased out by all Contracting Parties,

Parties should:

• Evaluate the effectiveness of national measures

already taken to phase out the use of lead

shot and to phase in non-toxic alternatives in

wetlands; and

• Engage with all relevant stakeholders,

inter alia

hunters and the manufacturing

industry, to understand and address barriers

to implementation; and to establish and

implement joint communication strategies, ...

European Union Directive on the conservation of wild birds

2004 – 25th anniversary conference

of the Birds Directive (Council of the

European Union 2004)

“Aim to phase of the use of lead shot in

wetlands as soon as possible and ultimately

by 2009.”

Subsequent debates in the Directive’s ‘Ornis

Committee’

Convention on Migratory Species

2014 – Eleventh Conference of the

Parties – Resolution 11.15 (UNEP-

CMS 2014a, 2014b)

“Phase-out the use of lead ammunition

across all habitats (wetland and terrestrial)

with non-toxic alternatives within the next

three years with Parties reporting to CMS

COP12 in 2017, working with stakeholders on

implementation.”

“Phase-out the use of lead fishing weights

in areas [high risk areas and replace] with

non-toxic alternatives, within the next three

years with Parties reporting to CMS COP12 in

2017, …”

Regulation of some sources of lead poisoning