It is with great pleasure that we invite you to explore "The Montreal Protocol Who's Who" where you will meet women and men from different cultural and social backgrounds from around the world and learn about their motivation, commitment, and actions to protect the ozone layer.
Their combined efforts are making the Montreal Protocol into a success, providing a valuable lesson on how to overcome daunting global problems facing humanity.
The Montreal Protocol Who's Who pays tribute to those individuals who were essential in realising this global effort for the sake of humanity and life on earth.
UN Environment OzonAction
Produced on the occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the Montreal Protocol, this video describes the first decade of achievements of the global community in relation to ozone layer protection. It shows the chronology of initiatives taken following the warning given by scientists that CFCs were destroying the ozone layer that protects life on Earth against harmful ultraviolet radiation.
The Montreal Protocol represents a great achievement at the global scale. This work started in the early 1970s, is now recognised as an outstanding example of successful cooperation between developed and developing countries and provides an excellent model for treating complex environmental issues of global importance. The success of the Montreal Protocol resulted from the dedication and commitment of a number of individuals from varied cultural and social origins from around the world. Combining their efforts they made ozone layer protection a reality and the Montreal Protocol a success.
The "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" pays tribute to those individuals who played a critical role in realising this global effort to protect the ozone layer. The "Who's Who" is intended to identify and chronicle the achievements of significant Montreal Protocol champions and serve as a reference tool for all those interested in how environment issues can be addressed on a global scale. The accomplishments of the individuals contained in the "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" should be inspiring and encourage you to find your own way to help make the world a safer and better place for future generations.
The "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" is the first collection of biographies from the Montreal Protocol Community. The work, achievements and background of each of the individuals is described in a short biography embellished with photographs, video and memorable quotes. Entries for the "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" are based on nominations. Each nominator supplies the original information for an entry. Eligibility for inclusion in the Who's Who is based on the position of responsibility held and the contribution made to protection of the ozone layer. The integrity and accuracy of entries is ensured by a "Steering Committee" of key experts from the Montreal Protocol Global community.
Samira de Gobert
OzonAction Programme
UN Environment, Economy Division
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Samira.deGobert@un.org
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UN Environment, OzonAction warmly thanks all those who helped to bring "The Montreal Protocol Who's Who" from idea to reality
We are particularly thankful to the following persons.
-Samira de Gobert, conceived and managed the project/administrator
-Claire Morel-Brion, website developer (claire.veloce@free.fr)
-Franck Covin, Graphics designer (http://www.covin.fr)
-Cyril Sonigo, composed the musical score especially for this "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" video (yabuki2joe@gmail.com)
-Marc Mordelet, and his colleague Ronan Liot from Bretagne Production International created the video introduction (www.bretagneprodinter.com)
A special thank you to The Montreal Protocol Steering Committee Members and to Ezra Clark, James Curlin, Jo Chona, Rajendra Shende, and Saiful Ridwan for their valuable time and support.
The "Montreal Protocol Who's Who" recognizes the outstanding persons safeguarding the ozone layer and implementing the Montreal Protocol.
Thank you very much to all. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated.