al-Farabi Kazakh National University Almaty (Kazakhstan), November 21-22th 2011
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome In collaboration with the Kazakhstan School...
-
Upload
willa-blair -
Category
Documents
-
view
212 -
download
0
Transcript of WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome In collaboration with the Kazakhstan School...
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
WHO Multi-country Public Health Initiative on Food Safety in the Central Asian RepublicsIn collaboration with the Kazakhstan School Public HealthIn collaboration with the Kazakhstan School Public Health
Seminar on Food LawSeminar on Food LawAlmaty 14-18 OctoberAlmaty 14-18 October
Dr. Cristina Tirado, Regional AdviserFood Safety Programme, WHO Regional Office
for Europe
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
“Food Safety: a health priority”WHO Global Strategy on Food
Safety • Surveillance & food contamination monitoringSurveillance & food contamination monitoring
• Improved risk analyses Improved risk analyses
• Public Health in Codex AlimentariusPublic Health in Codex Alimentarius
• Safety of new food technologiesSafety of new food technologies
• Capacity building Capacity building
• International CooperationInternational Cooperation
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
Recommendations of the FAO/WHO Recommendations of the FAO/WHO Pan-European Conference on Food SafetyPan-European Conference on Food Safety
Strenghen Food Control SystemsStrenghen Food Control Systems
Risk based food strategies Risk based food strategies
National Food Safety Authorities National Food Safety Authorities
Cooperation on capacity buildingCooperation on capacity building
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
Recommendations of the FAO/WHO Recommendations of the FAO/WHO Pan-European Conference on Food SafetyPan-European Conference on Food Safety
Improve data collection for surveillance and food contamination monitoring: Improve data collection for surveillance and food contamination monitoring:
WHO Surveillance Programme-Foodborne diseasesWHO Surveillance Programme-Foodborne diseases
Provision of data for microbiological risk assessment Provision of data for microbiological risk assessment
Conduction of total diet studies Conduction of total diet studies
Global Environment Monitoring System Global Environment Monitoring System (GEMS/Food)(GEMS/Food)
Food & Nutrition Action PlansFood & Nutrition Action Plans
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
Health Health 21
Food & Nutrition
Environment Agenda 21
Resolution of the 53rd WHO Regional Committee for Europe within
Food and Nutrition Policy and Action Plan for the European Region of WHO 2000-2005
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
1. Short-medium term = Strengthening National Food Safety Systems within the framework of the WHO Global and European Food Safety Strategy
2. Medium-long term = Food Safety Specialization within the KSPH as reference centre for CAR
OBJECTIVES OF THE FOOD SAFETY PROJECT IN THE CARs
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
Training food safety officers from CAR countries in:Food legislationSurveillance of foodborne diseases and outbreak
investigation Food Microbiology (microbial ecology,
technologically relevant parameters, laboratory methods)
Chemical hazards (food contamination, toxicology, laboratory methods)
Risk Analysis: *risk assessment* risk management e.g. Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point System (HACCP)* risk communication
1. Short-medium term = Strengthening National Food Safety Systems
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
• Organization of a specific Food Safety Specialization with courses in:
Food legislation,
Food microbiology & chemistry, Food technology, etc.
• KSPH becomes a reference centre on food safety for Central Asiatic RepublicsAudience: Epidemiologists, Veterinarians,
Chemists, Microbiologist, and other public health professionals
2.2. Medium-long term = Food Safety Specialization within the KSPHMedium-long term = Food Safety Specialization within the KSPH
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
STRATEGYSTRATEGY
KSPHKSPH
SHORT TERM MEDIUM TERM
MODULAR TRAINING
SPECIALIZATIONand
REFERENCE CENTREFOR CAR
1 2 3 4 5
PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITIES, COLLABORATING CENTRESNATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
WHO
sustainability
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR ON FOOD OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR ON FOOD LEGISLATIONLEGISLATION
provide the basic principles for the development of a National Food Law and a Food Safety Legislation;
introduce to the work of the Codex Alimentarius Commission & the Legislative framework of the European Commission;
provide a floor to discuss how to develop a modern food safety legislation in the Central Asiatic Republics.
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
FOLLOW-UP OF THE FOOD SAFETY SEMINARFOLLOW-UP OF THE FOOD SAFETY SEMINAR
Participants share the experience acquired at the Ministries of Health, Agriculture, Environment, Trade etc
Participants promote the development of a modern national
food law and legislation
Collaboration with WHO/FAO in food standards setting
WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Rome
Further information on the activities of Further information on the activities of the Food Safety Programme of the the Food Safety Programme of the
WHO Regional Office for EuropeWHO Regional Office for Europe
http:// www.euro.who.int/foodsafety
БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО ЗА ВАШЕ ВНИМАНИЕ !