Risk assessment of hazardous chemical systems in developing countries.

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Smith, Kirk R

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TextLanguage: ENG Series: East-West Environment and Policy Insititute Occasional Paper ; 5Publication details: 1988Description: 140p., 22 figs, 17 tables, 5 appendices, 94 refsSubject(s):

Subject: The guidelines in this report are to assist a variety of developing country officials and development professionals in arranging for and using risk assessments. The guidelines should equip these persons to ask better questions of developers and to prepare Terms of Reference for contracting specialists in risk assessment.

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Workshop Dates 6-24 July 1987

The guidelines in this report are to assist a variety of developing country officials and development professionals in arranging for and using risk assessments. The guidelines should equip these persons to ask better questions of developers and to prepare Terms of Reference for contracting specialists in risk assessment.

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