IFL
Initiative on Fluorocarbons
Life Cycle Management
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Japanese Legal Documents on LRM are now available on the Resources page.
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COP29 Side Event Seminar
UNFCCC
in Baku, Azerbaijan
COP29 Side Event Seminar
UNFCCC
in Baku, Azerbaijan
The event successfully ended.
Nov. 13, 2024, 14:00-15:15 (AZT)
”Effective Ways to Boost Mitigation Ambition
in NDC”
- Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management
in Cooling Sector -
See Event Page
Seminar Recording is now available.
MOP36 Workshop, Side Event, and Exhibition
Montreal Protocol
at United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC), Bangkok
MOP36 Workshop, Side Event, and Exhibition
Montreal Protocol
at United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC), Bangkok
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Connecting Stakeholders and Creating
Ecosystems of Life Cycle Refrigerant Management
See Event Report
with a lot of photos📸
Seminar Recording is now available.
Group Seminar for Asian Countries 2024
Group Seminar for Asian Countries 2024
Held on 27-28 August, 2024.
Concept Note
Presentation Materials
Seminar Recordings are now available!
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Recording 1, 2, 3
The Initiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management (IFL) was launched by Japan and partner governments, international organizations, as well as the private sector to address the issue of “refrigerant bank”. The life cycle refrigerant management (LRM) significantly contributes to climate change mitigation, while bringing co-benefits of energy efficiency, circular economy, and green job creation, etc.
IFL_Overview.pdfOverview of Initiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management (PDF)
IFL_ConceptPaper.pdfIFL Concept Paper
IFL Concept Paper
Key areas of cooperation are:
Development of policies, laws, and institutional arrangements
Transparency and inventory compilation
Avoidance and reduction of refrigerant leakage in use
Recovery of refrigerant and cylinder management
Destruction and reclamation of used refrigerant
Introduction -What is the IFL?
Concept on the Initiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management
Introduction -What is the IFL?
Concept on the Initiative on Fluorocarbons Life Cycle Management
With improvements in quality of life, health, and food safety, the demand for air conditioners and refrigerators, as well as the demand for cold chain logistics are rapidly increasing. At the same time, the demand and consumption of refrigerants to power these systems are also increasing rapidly. From the perspective of climate change prevention, there is an urgent need to introduce appropriate policies and technologies, and to develop related infrastructure.
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