UNEP, in cooperation with UNITAR, is currently updating and building out the UNEP Mercury Inventory Toolkit and is pleased to use this opportunity to call for new data and other inspiration for the Toolkit development.

Should you wish to share data or comments, please do so by submitting the below input form as soon as possible and no later than 22 September 2022. Comments and ideas received will be considered for possible incorporation, as feasible and appropriate, within the current - or any future - updates of the Toolkit.

You may wish to consider the relevant sections of the Toolkit Reference Report and Guideline for Inventory Level 2 and/or Guideline for Inventory Level 1 to target your comments. Both documents can be found here.

Please use this form to submit your data and accompanying information and submit it to Kenneth Davis (kenneth.davis [at] un.org (subject: Call%20for%20data%20and%20information%20for%20updating%20the%20UNEP%20Mercury%20Inventory%20Toolkit) (kenneth[dot]davis[at]un[dot]org)) with copy to Jakob Maag (jakob.maag [at] unitar.org (subject: Call%20for%20data%20and%20information%20for%20updating%20the%20UNEP%20Mercury%20Inventory%20Toolkit) (jakob[dot]maag[at]unitar[dot]org)).

The Global Mercury Partnership aims to protect human health and the environment from the releases of mercury to air, water and land. With over 200 partners to date, from governments, IGOs, NGOs, industry and academia, the Partnership focuses on supporting timely and effective implementation of the Minamata Convention, providing state of the art knowledge and science and raising awareness towards global action on mercury.