n) intensity actions to ensure safe mailing of dangerous and hazardous materials in line
with international practices.
ARTICLE 11.7
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
1. Member States undertake to give practical support to national postal training initiatives
with a view to improving the quality of training of manpower in their postal services.
2. For the purposes of paragraph 1, Member States shall a) co-operate in the harmonisation of training standards and curricula;
b) establish a scheme for the exchange of trainees in order to provide an opportunity for
the exchange of experiences and enriching understanding of the Region;
c) develop training programmes appropriate to the needs and economic circumstances of
the Region in collaboration with the UPU;
d) develop and adhere to standards of training and certification which shall be acceptable
within the Region and throughout the member countries of the UPU; and
e) co-operate in the provision of joint training.
METEOROLOGY
Chapter 12
METEOROLOGY
ARTICLE 12.1
OBJECTIVES
1. Member States acknowledge that they are members of the WMO and, through their
national meteorological services, they constitute an integral part of the regional and
global system or network of the WMO programmes and structures, in particular the World
Weather Watch programme.
2. Member States shall, within the regional and international co-operative system of the
WMO, provide adequate legal frameworks and appropriate financial support to the
national meteorological services to a) establish an integrated network of observation, data processing and communications
systems; and
b) enhance the provision of meteorological services for general and specialised
applications in the region and internationally.