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6 nov 2009 · The Kimberley Process met November 6-9 in Gaborone Botswana The plenary addressed findings of the Kimberley Process review visit to
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21 nov 2006 · the 2006 Kimberley Process report (see annex) and request that the of the Gaborone Plenary which was held from 6 to 9 November 2006
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11 déc 2008 · Noting the consensual outcomes of the plenary meeting of the Kimberley Process held in New Delhi from 3 to 6 November 2008
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12 fév 2007 · Appreciating in this regard the decision taken by the plenary meeting of the Kimberley Process held in Gaborone from 6 to 9 November 2006
Kimberley Process Plenary November 6-9 2006 Gaborone Botswana
Kimberley Process Plenary November 6-9 2006 Gaborone Botswana Final Communiqué 1 The Kimberley Process met November 6-9 in Gaborone Botswana at its annual plenary and approved a plan to help Ghana strengthen its internal diamond controls or face a possible loss of its Kimberley Process status
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Kimberley Process Plenary Gaborone 6-9 November 2006 Media Release The Kimberley Process comprising 71 nations (including the 25 members of the EC) representatives of civil society and the World Diamond Council concluded its 2006 Plenary meeting in Gaborone with agreements on measures that will further strengthen the Kimberley Process
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Kimberley Process Plenary Gaborone Botswana - Diamond Facts
Kimberley Process Plenary November 6-9 2006 Gaborone Botswana Final Communique 1 The Kimberley Process met November 6-9 in Gaborone Botswana at its annual plenary and approved a plan to help Ghana strengthen its internal diamond controls or face a possible loss of its Kimberley Process status A
Kimberley Process Timeline - Diamond Facts
November 6-10 2006 – Kimberley Process Plenary meeting took place in Gaborone Botswana 2007 January 1 2007 – European Union assumed chair of Kimberley Process August 2007 – Turkey became a member of the Kimberley Process September 2007 – Liberia became a member of the Kimberley Process
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8 Global Witness ‘Kimberley Process Certification Scheme Questionnaire for the Review of the Scheme’ (Review Submission 5 April 2006) At its 6–9 November 2006 meeting the Kimberley Process Plenary agreed to the creation of a Working Group on Artisanal-Alluvial Production
What is the Kimberley Process and why does it matter?
- The Kimberley Process, set up in 2003, is an 85-nation body that certifies rough diamond exports and monitors members' implementation of requirements aimed at stemming the flow of conflict diamonds. The division risks causing stagnation at the Kimberley Process, undermining efforts to ensure better controls against conflict diamonds.
What is India’s role in the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme?
- India was handed the Chairmanship of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme by the European Union during the KPCS Plenary 2018, which was held in Brussels, Belgium, from November 12-16. India as a KPCS Chair will be committed to make the KPCS a stronger process in terms of inclusiveness, strengthened administration and implementation.
Should Liberia join the Kimberley Process?
- The Kimberley Process is a commitment to remove conflict diamonds from the global supply chain. To offer Liberia membership in the Kimberley Process would be a scandalous betrayal of our international effort.
