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SECEX ORDINANCE N. 171, OF 9 FEBRUARY, 2022 Provides for the rules regarding antidumping investigations provided for in Decree N. 8,058 of 26 July, 2013, for purposes of compliance with Decree N. 10,139 of 28 November, 2019.
Subsection VIII - Ability to raise funds or investments. Article 108. Investments made during the injury analysis period, in the production line of the domestic like product, must be reported, explaining the main reasons for these investments (eg environmental requirements, safety standards, technological updates, demand growth) throughout period and how they were financed (cash, bank loans, debentures, etc.).

DIRECTIVE No. 41, DATED OCTOBER 11, 2013
Provides for the information required in applications for anti-dumping investigations, according to Article 39 of Decree No. 8058, dated July 26, 2013.
Subsection VIII
Capacity to raise funds or attract investments
Article 101. Indicate the investments made in the production line of the domestic like product during the period of injury investigation, setting forth the primary reasons for such investments (e.g.: environmental requirements, safety standards, technological updates, increased demand) throughout the concerned period and the manner in which these were financed (company resources, bank loans, debentures, etc.).

DIRECTIVE No. 44, DATED OCTOBER 29th, 2013
Provides for the information required in applications for sunset reviews, according to article 106 of Decree 8058, dated July 26th, 2013.
Subsection VIII
About the capacity to raise funds or attract investments
Article 97. Indicate the investments made in the production line of the domestic like product during the injury analysis period, setting forth the primary reasons for such investments (e.g.: environmental requirements, safety standards, technological updates, increased demand) throughout the period in question and the manner in which these were financed (company resources, bank loans, debentures, etc.).

LAW NO. 2016/004 OF 18 APRIL 2016 GOVERNING FOREIGN TRADE IN CAMEROON
IMPORT AND EXPORT CONTROLS
Article 18: Technical import and export controls take the form of medico-sanitary, veterinary, environmental and phytosanitary inspections (...)

LAW NO. 2016/004 OF 18 APRIL 2016 GOVERNING FOREIGN TRADE IN CAMEROON
IMPORT AND EXPORT REGIME
Article 7: (1) The following are excluded from the free foreign trade regime: all products affecting (...) the protection of the environment, fauna and flora, and cultural heritage.

By Regulation (EU) 2016/1036, the Commission should produce, make public and regularly update reports on significant distortions, which could potentially result in an anti-dumping investigation, describing the market circumstances concerning those instances in a certain country or a certain sector. When assessing the existence of significant distortions, relevant international standards, including core conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and relevant multilateral environmental conventions, should be taken into account, where appropriate.

When data are sourced in representative countries and the Commission has to establish whether the level of social and environmental protection in such countries is adequate, it is necessary for the Commission to examine whether those countries comply with core ILO and relevant multilateral environmental conventions.

By Regulation (EU) 2016/1036, if it is not appropriate to use domestic prices and costs in the exporting country due to the existence in that country of significant distortions within the meaning of point (b), the normal value shall be constructed exclusively on the basis of costs of production and sale reflecting undistorted prices or benchmarks, subject to the following rules whereby the sources the Commission may use include: corresponding costs of production and sale in an appropriate representative country with a similar level of economic development as the exporting country, provided the relevant data are readily available. Where there is more than one such country, preference shall be given, where appropriate, to countries with an adequate level of social and environmental protection;

Regulation (EU) 2018/825 of 30 May 2018 amending Regulation (EU) 2016/1036.
The Commission should initiate interim reviews, where appropriate, in cases where the Union industry faces increased costs resulting from higher social and environmental standards. Furthermore, the Commission should also initiate interim reviews in cases of changed circumstances in exporting countries relating to social and environmental standards. For instance, if a country under measures withdraws from multilateral environmental agreements, and protocols thereunder, to which the Union is a party, or from International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conventions (...)

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Establishment of a comprehensive natural resource management monitoring and surveillance scheme