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Conference on Chemical Safety and Nanomaterials

Conference Programme and Materials

 

Programme and Materials for the Conference on Chemical Safety and Nanomaterials

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 MONDAY, 4. 9. 2006

Chairing: Ms. Maria Pilar Aguar Fernandez, European Commission; Ms. Maja Remškar, Slovenia

 

08.30-09.30

Registration of Participants

60 min.


 THEMATIC SESSION I: SAFETY OF NANOMATERIALS

 

 

1.1

1.2

 

09.30-09.45

Opening of Thematic Session I

·         Welcome

·         Introduction: Programme and Purpose of Thematic Session I

15 min.

 

 Part A: Nanomaterials - Benefits, Risks and Uncertainties

 

2.1

09.45-10.15

Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials - the View of the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) (Mr.  Jim W. Bridges, Chair of SCENIHR)

30 min.

2.2

10.15-10.45

Safety of Manufactured Nanomaterials: the Work of the OECD (Ms. Noriko Oki, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development - OECD)

30 min.

CB

10.45-11.15

Coffee Break

30 min.

2.3

11.15-11.45

Nanoparticles and Nanocomposites Research (Mr. Darko Makovec, Jožef Stefan Institute/Centre of Excellence in Nanosciences and Nanotechnology, Slovenia)

30 min.

2.4

11.45-12.15

Slovenia Tailored for Nanotechnology (Mr. Janez Navodnik, Chair of Slovene Technology Platform on Advanced Engineering Materials and Technologies - NaMat)

30 min.

LB

12.15-13.30

Lunch break

75 min.

2.5

13.30-14.00

Strategy and Action Plan of the European Commission on Nanotechnology (Ms. Maria Pilar Aguar Fernandez, European Commission)

30 min.

2.6

14.00-14.25

Green Line Approach: the UK Strategy for Appropriate Control of Nanomaterials (Mr. Christopher Snary; Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, United Kingdom)

25 min.

2.7

14.25-14.45

Safe Production and Use of Nanomaterials (Ms. Maja Remškar, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia)

20 min.

2.8

14.45-15.10

Application of Nanotechnology in Medicine (Mr. Peter Venturini, National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenia)

25 min.

CB

15.10-15.40

Coffee Break

20 min.

 

 Part B: Stakeholder Dialogue Regarding the Safety of Nanomaterials

 

3.1

15.40-16.00

Consumer Association's View on Nanotechnology (Ms. Marjana Peterman, Slovene Consumers’ Association)

20 min.

3.2

16.00-16.20

Innovation and Responsibility: Stakeholders’ Dialogues on Nanotechnology in Germany and Switzerland (Ms. Antje Grobe, University Stuttgart, Foundation “Risk Dialogue Switzerland/Germany”)

20 min.

Conclusions

4.0

16.20-17.00

Summary, Discussion and Conclusions (Mr. Helmut Witzani, Austrian Project Leader, Umweltbundesamt, Austria)

40 min.

 

 TUESDAY, 5. 9. 2006

Chairing: Ms. Marta Ciraj, Slovenia; Mr. Helmut Witzani, Austria

 

 Thematic Session II: CHEMICAL SAFETY

 

 

08.30-09.30

Registration of Participants

60 min.

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1.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.2

 

09.30-10.00

Opening of Thematic Session II:

·       Welcome Speeches:

-          Mr. Dorjan Marušič, State Secretary (Ministry of Health, Slovenia)

-          Ms. Erika Bernhard, Minister Counsellor (Austrian Embassy)

-          Mr. Juergen Wettig, Administrative Assistant of the Head of Representation (European Commission Representation in Slovenia)  

-          Ms. Gundi Elke Lorbeer, Head of Division on Environmental Analysis and Chemicals (Umweltbundesamt, Austria)

·       Introduction: Programme and Purpose of Sessions II and III (Ms. Darja Boštjančič, Phare Slovene Project Leader, Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia; Andreas Littkopf, Phare Residential Twinning Adviser)

30 min.

 Part A: Regulating the Risks

2.1

10.00-10.20

A Horizontal Picture of the Slovene Intersectoral Chemical Safety Legislation (1) (Mr. Hermann Goetsch, Phare Short Term Expert, Umweltbundesamt, Austria)

A Horizontal Picture of the Slovene Intersectoral Chemical Safety Legislation (2) (Ms. Neža Mahorčič, Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia)

20 min.

2.2

10.20-10.35

National Programme on Chemical Safety - from a Roundabout Way to the Road of Success (Ms. Darja Boštjančič, Phare Slovene Project Leader, Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia)

15 min.

D

10.35-10.45

Discussion

10 min.

CB

10.45-11.10

Coffee Break

25 min.

2.3

11.10-11.30

Integrated Chemicals Inspection: A Tool for Improved Enforcement of Legislation, Good Inspection Practice (Mr. Eugen Anwander, Phare Short Term Expert, Austria)

20 min.

2.4

11.30- 11.50

New Rules and Codes of Practice on Safety and Health at Work With Chemicals (Ms. Petra Vrečko, Phare Work Element Leader, Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affairs, Slovenia)

20 min.

D

11.50-12.00

Discussion

10 min.

 Part B: Prevention and Mitigation of Risks

3.1

12.00-12.20

Knowledge of Toxicology – the Crucial Prerequisite for Risk Assessment and Risk Management (Ms. Katarina Černe, Phare Work Element Leader, Medical Faculty/Institute of Pharmacology and Experimental Toxicology, Slovenia; Ms. Lijana Kononenko, Phare Work Element Leader,  Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia; Mr. Andreas Littkopf, Phare Residential Twinning Adviser)

20 min.

D

12.20-12.30

Discussion

10 min.

LB

12.30-13.45

Lunch Break

75 min.

3.2

13.45-14.05

Awareness Raising in the Area of Chemical Safety - Organisation of the First Chemical Safety Week in Slovenia (Ms. Kristina Pahor, Phare Project Assistant Interpreter, Slovenia; Ms. Tatjana Humar-Jurič; Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia)

20 min.

3.3

14.05-14.25

Synergy Effects in Water Monitoring and the Necessity for Cooperation (1) (Ms. Ada Hočevar-Grom, National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia)

Synergy Effects in Water Monitoring and the Necessity for Cooperation (2) (Mr. Michl-Friedrich Klenner, Phare Short Term Expert, Austria)

20 min.

3.4

14.25-14.45

Chemical Accidents: New Developments and Open Questions (1) (Ms. Jasmina Karba, Work Element Leader, Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Slovenia; Ms. Maria Stangl, Phare Short Term Expert, Austria)

Chemical Accidents: New Developments and Open Questions (2)  (Ms. Lucija Šarc, Poison Control Centre, Slovenia)

20 min.

D

14.45-15.00

Discussion

15 min.

CB

15.00-15.30

Coffee Break

30 min.

3.5

15.30-15.50

Waste Chemicals Management - Steps for Improvement (1) (Mr. Dušan Marc, Phare Work Element Leader, Slopak, Slovenia; Mr. Franc Lipovšek, Kemis d.o.o., Slovenia)

Waste Chemicals Management - Steps for Improvement (2) (Mr. Dušan Marc, Phare Work Element Leader, Slopak, Slovenia; Mr. Franc Lipovšek, Kemis d.o.o., Slovenia; Mr. Manfred Domenig, Phare Short Term Expert, Austria)

20 min.

3.6

15.50-16.00

Purchase of Equipment in the Area of Chemical Safety (Ms. Darja Boštjančič, Phare - Slovene Project Leader, Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia)

10 min.

3.7

16.00-16.15

Children and Chemical Safety (Ms. Pia Vračko, National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia)

15 min.

3.8

16.15-16.30

Update on REACH, GHS and other important topics; Information on the Next Conferences (Ms. Marta Ciraj, Ministry of Health/National Chemicals Bureau, Slovenia)

15 min.

D

16.30-17.00

Discussion:

·         Summary of Sessions I and II of the Conference,

·         Outlook for the Future,

·         Improving Cooperation on the Local, National, Regional and Global Level,

·         Final Conclusions.

30 min.


17.00 End of the Conference

 

 

17.15 Social Event with a Buffet/Picnic for All Participants

 

 

 

 

 WEDNESDAY, 6. 9. 2006

 

 

INTERNAL CONSULTATION

(only for the Phare Work Element Leaders and Phare Short Term Experts)

 

 

4.1

 

  

09.30-12.00

Results of the Project Phare Twinning Chemical Safety II and Outlook for the Future Projects (Hotel Kokra, Brdo pri Kranju)

150 min.