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Funded by the European Union EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence Lessons Learned from Project 53 on Bio-safety and Bio-security In Central Asian Countries Hendrik Visser 8 th BWC Review Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland, 10 November 2016


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EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence

Jointly implemented by European Commission and UNICRI

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Funded by the European Union

Hendrik Visser

Lessons Learned from Project 53 on Bio-safety and Bio-security In Central Asian Countries

8th BWC Review Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland, 10 November 2016 UNICRI Side Meeting ‘Identifying Needs and Providing Tailored Solutions: The Experience of the National CBRN Action Plan’,

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EU CBRN CoE Project 53

OBJECTIVES:

  • Raise Awareness, Promote Collaboration
  • Harmonize Legislation
  • Assess Training Needs and Infrastructure
  • Develop (Regional) Self-sustainable Training Programs

STRENGTHENING THE NATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND PROVISION OF SPECIALIZED TRAINING ON BIO-SAFETY AND BIO-SECURITY

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EU CBRN CoE Project 53

  • Formulated during 3 regional

round-table discussion

  • Budget: € 5,000,000
  • Duration: 36 months

(Dec 2015 – Dec 2018)

  • Countries: AFG, KYR, TAJ, UZB

(KAZ, MON, PAK)

  • Implementers:

– Teams of National Experts – EU Team of Experts – ISTC

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Implementation Schedule Year 1

Inception phase:

  • Planning
  • Contracting EU Team of Experts
  • Preparation for Kick-off Meetings
  • National Kick-off Meetings AFG, KYR,

TAJ, UZB (Sept 2016)

  • National KAZ, MON & Regional Kick-off

Meeting (Jan/Feb 20167)

  • Legislative Assessment
  • Assessment Local and Regional Training

Capabilities

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Implementation Schedule Year 2

Assessment of Training Needs & Formulation of Training Programs GAP Analysis of Local Legislation with BWC, IHR, Codex Alimentarius Regional Emergency Planning & Training coordination Train-The-Trainers

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Implementation Schedule Year 3

Regional Emergency Planning & Training coordination (continued) Training of Experts, Professionals, Scientists Recommendations for Harmonization of Legislation

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Key Assumptions

Local Governments are aware of:

  • Bio-safety & Bio-security Issues
  • Importance of these Issues
  • Their International Commitments / Obligations

Local Governments are ready, willing and capable to:

  • Coordinate Internally
  • Address Bio-safety & Bio-security issues
  • Give priority to these Issues
  • Adjust their Legislation
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NAQ & NAP Status in Central Asia CoE Partner Countries

NAQ? NAP? Meeting NAP Finalized? Officially Accepted? Afghanistan Y Y N

  • Kyrgyzstan

N N N

  • Tajikistan

Y Y Y Decree 54 9 Feb’16 Uzbekistan Y next week N

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Tajikistan – ahead in the curve

Decree 54, 9 February 2016:

  • Formally accepts National Action for the Republic of the

Republic of Tajikistan on UN SC Resolution 1540

  • Creation of working groups, including one for bio-risk

mitigation

  • Covers scopes of CBRN CoE Project 53:
  • Internal cooperation
  • Legislative harmonization
  • Improvement of training infrastructure
  • Development and implementation of training programs
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EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence

Jointly implemented by European Commission and UNICRI

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Funded by the European Union

Thank you for your attention!

Hendrik Visser Visser@istc.int Margarita Levchenko Levchenko@istc.ru

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Implementers

DG - DEVCO ISTC VERTIC SCJS PHE RIVM Local Implementers

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Hendrik Visser Project Manager Responsibilities:

  • Overall implementation
  • f P53
  • Financial oversight
  • Reporting to DEVCO
  • Political coordination
  • WP 2

Margarita Levchenko

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Saltanat Satabayeva Team Leader Responsibilities:

  • Key point of contact
  • Coordinator for ToE
  • General oversight implementation
  • f workpackages
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Christopher Logue PHE Key Expert PHE responsibilities:

  • General

implementation on biosafety /biosafety training scope

  • WP3, WP5, WP6

and WP7 RIVM responsibilities:

  • WP 4

Allan Bennett PHE Mark Van Passel RIVM

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Scott Spence Key Expert Responsibilities:

  • General implementation on

legislation harmonization

  • WP1

Angela Woodward