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INTERNATIONAL LEAD AND ZINC STUDY
GROUP
Groupe d'étude international du plomb et du zinc
HEADQUARTERS
2 King Street Telephone: [44](20)7484-3300
London SW1Y 6QP Facsimile: [44](20)7930-4635
United Kingdom E-Mail: root@ilzsg.org
Internet: www.ilzsg.org
Secretary-General: ... Don SMALE
Chairman of Committees
Study Group: ... A. IGNATOW (Canada)
Vice Chairmen: ... H. OCKENFELS (Germany)
... W. PEROLD (South Africa)
Standing Committee: ... C. LANCEREAU (France)
Vice Chairmen: ... F. MARTINEZ-BURGOS (Spain)
... R. KELLY (Ireland)
Finance Member: ... L. LEFERE (Belgium)
Economic
and Environment Committee:... D. CAMMAROTA
Vice Chairman (Economic) ... B. DAGESTAD (Norway)
Vice Chairman (Recycling) ... S.P. GUPTA (India)
Vice Chairman (Environment) D. WILSON (United Kingdom)
Statistical and Forecasting
Committee: ... J. HARTWELL (Australia)
Vice Chairman: ... BIAN Gang (China)
Vice Chairman: ... A. SENNAJI (Morocco)
Mine and Smelter Projects
Committee: ... M. COOK (Finland)
Vice Chairman: ... N. DOBREV (Bulgaria)
Vice Chairman: ... C. DE CANI (Italy)
LANGUAGES: Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNCTIONS
Preparatory meetings on the establishment of an
intergovernmental study group on lead and zinc were held
under the auspices of the United Nations Economic and
Social Council in London in September 1958, in Geneva in
November 1958, and in New York in May 1959. The first
meeting of the Group took place at the United Nations in
Geneva in January 1960.
The Group provides opportunities for
intergovernmental consultations on international trade in
lead and zinc and for studies on the world situation in
those commodities, having regard especially to providing
continuous accurate information on the supply and demand
position and its probable development. Financing is by
annual assessment, half of which is divided equally among
all members and half shared on the basis of trade
interest.
COMPOSITION
28 member countries: Algeria,
Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, European Union,
Finland, France, Germany, India, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Poland,
Russian Federation, Serbia and Montenegro, South Africa, Spain, Sweden,
Thailand, United Kingdom, United States
STRUCTURE
The Study Group is composed of representatives of
all members and meets every year. The Standing
Committee, composed of representatives of the members of
the Study Group, acts for the Group between sessions.
The other bodies are the the
Economic and Environment Committee, the
Statistical and Forecasting Committee, and the Mine and
Smelter Projects. An Industry Advisory Panel,
consisting of senior experts from the lead and
zinc industry, provides the Study Group with a body for
advice and consultation.
GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
Lead and Zinc Statistics (monthly
bulletin);The Use of Zinc in Construction and Public Infrastructure; World Directory of Lead and Zinc Mines; Lead and Zinc New Mines and Smelter
Projects 2003; Principal Uses of Lead and Zinc 2002; Zinc Usage by the Automotive Industry 1999;
World Lead Sheet Supply and Demand 1999; Study on the
Image of Lead 1999; The Market Situation for Lead; The Market
Situation for Zinc; Lead in Batteries; Trends in
Production of Lead and Zinc; Zinc Die Casting and Hot Dip
Galvanizing in Selected Developing Countries; Principal
Uses of Lead and Zinc: 1960-1990; Lead and Zinc
Statistics: 1960-1988 (database); World
Directory of Continuous Galvanizing Lines 1997; World
Directory: Primary and Secondary Lead Plants; World
Directory: Primary and Secondary Zinc Plants; Environment and Health Controls on
Lead; Environmental and Health Controls on Zinc;
Environmentally Friendly Lead and Zinc - The Challenge of
the Recycling Millennium (2 volumes); The
Future of Lead and Zinc - Asia and the World
(2 volumes); Recycling Lead and Zinc into the
21st Century (2 volumes).
UPDATED: April 24, 2003
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