Agenda
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Please note, timings in Central European Time (Brussels)
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Welcome and introduction
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Keynote Keynote: the EU chemicals strategy for sustainability: a roadmap for implementation
What are the priorities and the critical pathways?
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Q&A with Cristina de Avila
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Perspectives and panel discussion: criteria for chemicals that are ‘safe and sustainable’ by design
How can trade-offs between safety, circularity and energy be managed?
Speakers:
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Is the strategy in line with the Motion for Resolution of the European Parliament?
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Q&A and panel discussion: on ‘safe and sustainable’ by design and the motion for resolution
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The goal of one substance, one assessment: how can this be taken forward?
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Q&A
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Virtual break and networking
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Chemical Watch Demo
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Enforcement
- Echa Enforcement Forum perspective
- NGO perspective
Eugen AnwanderSenior Scientific Officer, Institute for Environment and Food Safety, Vorarlberg State Service, Austria & Vice-chair of Echa BPR Enforcement Forum, Finland -
Q&A
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Beyond the Montreal Protocol: the challenges of ‘essential uses’ under EU legislation
- The introduction of this new ‘essential uses’ concept from a regulatory and legislative standpoint
- The consequences for industry
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Expanding the use of generic risk assessment and comparisons with the food packaging chain
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Q&A
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New hazard classes for CLP: What are the options?
- Endocrine disruptors
- PBTs, vPvBs
- Persistent and mobile substances
Speakers to include:
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Q&A
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Conference conclusion