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European BioSafety Association Network for Biosafety & Biosecurity Gijsbert van Willigen EBSA President-elect 2015 - 2016 Biosafety and Biosecurity Biosafety describes the containment principles, technologies and practices that are


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European BioSafety Association

Network for Biosafety & Biosecurity Gijsbert van Willigen

EBSA President-elect 2015 - 2016

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Biosafety and Biosecurity

  • Biosafety describes the containment principles,

technologies and practices that are implemented to prevent the unintentional exposure to biological agents and toxins,

  • r their accidental release
  • Biosecurity describes the protection, control and

accountability for biological agents and toxins within laboratories, in order to prevent their loss, theft, misuse, diversion of, unauthorized access or intentional unauthorized release

(adapted from WHO/CDS/EPR/2006.6 and CWA 15793:2011) Biosafety is to keep bad bugs from people, Biosecurity is to keep bad people from bugs

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Spectrum of operation

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Biosafety Biosecurity

Threats for humans, animals and the economy

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Is there a real threat?

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Biosafety threats: Foodborne diseases

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Biosafety threats: Antibiotic resistance

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Biosafety threats: Antibiotic resistance

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Biosafety threats: Globalization

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Biosafety threats: Globalization

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Biosafety threats: New techniques

» Nanoparticles – Nanomedicine » Crispr-Cas gene editing » New vectors for gene therapy » New plant breeding techniques » GM insects released in the environment

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Biosafety threats: A role for EBSA

  • EBSA = a non-profit organization, open to

anyone working in the field:

– Formed in 1996 – Members:

  • from students to senior professionals
  • From diverse disciplines (healthcare, academia, emergency

response, pharmaceutical/ biotech industry, regulatory affairs etc.)

  • Represent the Biosafety community

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EBSA Council 2015-2016

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Enhancing knowledge and understanding

  • f biological safety & security
  • EBSA establishes and communicates best biosafety and biosecurity

practices amongst its members and encourages dialogue and discussions

  • n developing issues.
  • EBSA influences and supports emerging legislation and standards,

with the objective of ensuring the prevention of harm to man or the environment from biological substances or materials.

  • EBSA represents and defends the collective interests of its members

in all areas relating to biosafety and biosecurity.

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Enhancing knowledge and understanding of biological safety throughout Europe and the world

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EBSA’s objectives

  • Strategy 2012-2015:

– EBSA in a changing biosafety environment

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  • What does a biosafety professional

need?

  • What is the added value of EBSA at a

local and global level?

  • How can EBSA strengthen its

position?

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EBSA’s objectives

Promoting the implementation of best practices using management systems for biosafety and biosecurity

  • Promote the application of the Biorisk Management document -

CWA 15793:2011

  • Sustainable knowledge development
  • Provide support to the implementation of best practice in biosafety and

biosecurity management through training and education

  • Enhance networking and information sharing

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EBSA’s objectives

Raising awareness and understanding in biosafety

  • Evidence based biosafety: Identify areas where research is required

to address the lack of data supporting biosafety management and facilitate research in these areas

  • Promote and support national and local biosafety organizations and

meetings

  • Provide biosafety information and reports on meetings attended or

specific topics

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EBSA’s objectives

Advocating high standards in competency

  • Participate in and steer international initiatives on defining the BSP

competency and certification

  • Develop and provide selected EBSA owned courses according to

the BSP curriculum

  • Implement a system for certification of BSPs, in accordance with

CWA 16335:2011

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EBSA’s objectives

Representing the interests of the biosafety community

  • Scout for new developments that might influence the biosafety

working environment

  • Develop positions in line with the overall EBSA approach for

appropriate regulations proportional to the risk

  • Coordinate actions with national biosafety organizations and other

stakeholders to ensure that advocacy efforts are directed efficiently

  • Participate in global initiatives (e.g. IFBA)
  • Form alliances with other biosafety associations

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EBSA’s objectives

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General Assembly Council Operations MWG CPWG ETWG ICWG Advocacy CEN/ISO BTWC/CBRN Transportation Science BTTG Partnerships Europe Worldwide Admin Office IFBA

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Networking

In the past year… Did you face a biosafety or biosecurity issue for which you wanted additional advice? Did you know who to go to? Did you whish you had asked for information?

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Networking: EBSA members 2015

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Individual Members

4 Australia 3 China 4 Georgia 1 Hong Kong 1 Israel 1 India 3 Japan 8 Iraq 1 Pakistan 1 Philippines 2 Singapore 2 Mexico 1 Argentina 9 USA 2 Tunisia 1 Kenya 1 Mali

77 24 12 5 10 22 2 2 2 9 44 2 58 2 18 49 1 9 4 2 1 2 2

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Networking: EBSA Partners

  • rganizations

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Networking: EBSA Network

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Enhancing knowledge and understanding of biological safety & security via a network of Biosafety Professionals

Practice Information Training Advocacy

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Networking: EBSA Network

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UN … AfBSA ECCO EC Natl minist EFB ISBR CEN ESCB FEMS FEBS OIE IFBA Industry ANBio JBA A-PBA OSHA- EUR Europa BIO ABSA NBNet BBP GeBSA BTWC Eliz. Griffin Fd AMEX Bio SBNET ECDC IBP BVF BBNet IPPC CBRN ISO WHO [BAG]

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Strengthening EBSAs position

  • Laboratory Biorisk Management CWA 15793:2011
  • Biosafety & Biosecurity practices

Practices

  • Annual conference
  • Newsletters
  • Website with member’s section

Information

  • Development of Biosafety courses
  • BSP Curriculum and Certification/CWA 16335:2011

Training

  • EU Biosecurity and Bio-preparedness – CBRN

Action Plan

  • Information for BTWC negotiations, UNSCR 1540
  • Enhancing representation

Advocacy

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Successful Biosafety & Biosecurity Network Safeguard a bio-safe environment

Essential support Motivated facilitators Interested Members

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Strengthening EBSAs position

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EBSA Annual Conference 2016

Lille, France April 19-22, 2015

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EBSA Annual Conference 2016

Lille, France April 19-22, 2015

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