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Fernando Lafont Déniz

Universidad de Córdoba

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Britt Maestroni

FAO/IAEA

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Pesticide Impact Rating Index (PIRI) is a risk indicator for assessing the potential of off-
site migration of pesticides and impact water quality and ecosystem health. A Spanish
version of the freely available PIRI has just been released which evaluates the potential
pollution risk of pesticides to surface and ground waters. This evaluation is based on
different landuses in an area or different pesticides used in any crop production system by
incorporating the properties of pesticides, their application rates as well as site and weather
conditions. PIRI can be particularly useful for the following purposes:

 To compare the pollution potential of different pesticides within a crop

production system

 To identify chemicals that should be included in water quality monitoring

program

 To identify chemicals that need to be replaced with more environmentally

friendly pesticides, if possible.

 

To communicate and educate people about the risk associated with pesticides.
The Spanish and English versionafter registering your interest:
www.csiro.au/piri of PIRI can be downloaded free of charge from the web,

Lab 2 Brazil Ipten

Contact person:

 

E-Mail:

 

Mandate of the Laboratory:

 

Role in the farm-to-fork chain:

  

National Reference Laboratory:

Yes  /   No  

Type of contaminants analysed:

 

Matrices analysed:

 

Combination matrices and

contaminants analysed:

 

Description of validated method used:

 

Laboratory accredited according to

ISO17025:

Yes / No

Provision of interpretation of residue

data to customers:

It provides data interpretation / No

Laboratory certified according to GLP:

GLP lab / No

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Do you work with data? Here's a chance to harmonize individual quantitative food consumption data and publish it in FAO statistical databases.

FAO and WHO work jointly to improve the availability of Individual Quantitative Food Consumption Data worldwide by collating existing datasets, harmonizing them and sharing through an online platform called the FAO/WHO Global Individual Food consumption data Tool (FAO/WHO GIFT).
 

This Call for Expression of Interest, issued by FAO, is to identify institutions from Low and Middle-Income Countries, with access to Individual Quantitative Food Consumption Data that could be shared through the FAO/WHO GIFT platform, interested in entering into a contractual agreement with FAO to harmonize these datasets as well as their supporting documentation according to FAO standards. Based on such agreement FAO will cover the costs of the harmonization work.

Apply until 18.06.2021, Click Here!

Les invitamos al 2nd LARAS: Latin American and Caribbean Risk Assessment Chile 2021

2nd LARAS

 

Thematic Areas

Para contar con alimentos seguros y saludables necesitamos de todos y todas: consumidores informados, una industria alimentaria responsable, productores capacitados, instituciones de fomento productivo que incorporan la inocuidad alimentaria y la calidad en sus programas e instrumentos y científicos que generen conocimiento e investigación que apoye el desarrolle de nuevas normativas y mejores procedimientos. Si bien, el Estado promueve todo lo anterior a partir de sus políticas, planes y programas, todos y todas tenemos una cuota de responsabilidad. La Agencia contribuye a mirar el sistema alimentario completo, analizar los puntos críticos y mejorar la coordinación entre todos estos actores.
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El logro de la inocuidad de los alimentos como medio para proteger la salud pública y promover el desarrollo económico continúa siendo un importante desafío en los países tanto en desarrollo como desarrollados. Las enfermedades transmitidas por los alimentos (ETA) como consecuencia de patógenos microbianos y contaminantes químicos representan graves amenazas para la salud de millones de personas. En los pasados decenios se han documentado graves brotes de ETA en todos los continentes, lo que demuestra su importancia desde el punto de vista social y de salud pública.
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