ASEAN-OSPAR PROJECT           The ASEAN-OSPAR Project stands for “Project on Oil Spill          Preparedness and Response in the ASEAN Seas                   Area”. Formerly known as OSPAR Project, it was initiated         in 1993 by the Ministry of Transport of Japan (currently the         Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of Japan)        and financially assisted mainly by the Nippon Foundation.         Its  main objective is to improve the capability of ASEAN         countries to deal with large-scale oil and Hazardous &         Noxious Substance (HNS) spill incidents in the ASEAN         region, based on the ASEAN Oil Spill Response Action         Plan (OSRAP).         If you would like to obtain more information about         ASEAN-OSPAR Project, please visit          the main ASEAN -OSPAR PROJECT HOMEPAGE "BRUNEI DARUSSALAM"            Basic information about the ASEAN-OSPAR Project            development as well as oil spill preparedness and            response in "Brunei Darussalam" is provided under the             following topics:        1. Government organization         2. Other institutions, laboratories         3. Location and capabilities of equipment         4. Strategy & policy         5. Major oil and HNS spill incidents Link to other member countries Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Philippine Thailand
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