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UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.11/INF/3

Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade

Distr.: General 24 August 2015

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Chemical Review Committee Eleventh meeting Rome, 26–28 October 2015 Item 3 of the provisional agenda*

Rotation of the membership

Newly designated members of the Chemical Review Committee and forthcoming rotation of the membership in May 2016

Note by the Secretariat

1. In paragraph 2 of decision RC-7/3 on the operation of the Chemical Review Committee, the Conference of the Parties to the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade appointed the 17 designated experts to serve as members of the Committee for the terms of office from 1 May 2014 to 30 April 2018. The curricula vitae of those members are set out in documents UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.9/INF/4 and UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.10/INF/3.

2. In paragraph 3 of the same decision, the Conference of the Parties adopted the list of parties to be invited to nominate Committee members for terms of office commencing on 1 May 2016, as set out in the annex to that decision. By the close of the seventh meeting of the Conference of the Parties, Argentina, Djibouti, Germany and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland had not nominated those experts. As agreed by the Conference of the Parties, Argentina, Germany and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland parties subsequently communicated their nominations to the Secretariat. As of 7 September 2015, The Secretariat has not received the nomination from Djibouti.

3. A table summarizing the rotation of the membership of the Committee, including the names of the nominated members, is set out in annex I to the present note. The contact information of the current and nominated members is set out in annexes II and III, respectively, and the curricula vitae of the nominated members are set forth in annex IV to the present note. The nominations of members are subject to confirmation by the Conference of the Parties at its eighth meeting, to be held in 2017.

4. Furthermore, in paragraph 4 of decision RC-7/3, the Conference of the Parties elected Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain) as the Chair of the Committee.

5. The present note, including its annexes, has not been formally edited.

* UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.11/1.


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Annex I

Summary of the rotation of the membership of the Chemical Review Committee

1 Oct 2005–30 Sep 2007

(CRC-1–CRC-3) 1 Oct 2005–30 Sep 2009

(CRC-1–CRC-5) 1 Oct 2007–30 Sep 2011

(CRC-4–CRC-7) 1 Oct 2009–30 Apr 20141

(CRC-6–CRC-9) 1 Oct 2011–30 Apr 20162

(CRC-8–CRC-11) 1 May 2014–30 Apr 2018

(CRC-10–CRC-13) 1 May 2016–30 Apr 2020

(CRC-12–CRC-15)

African group

Mr. Alain Donatien Buluku (Democratic Republic of Congo)

Mr. John Pwamang (Ghana)

Ms. Oluronke Ajibike Soyombo3 (Nigeria)

Mr. Sibbele Hietkamp (South Africa)

Mr. Mohamed Ammar Khalifa (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)

Mr. Ousmane Sow (Senegal)

Mr. Ernest Mashimba4 (United Republic of Tanzania)

Mr. Aloys Kamatari (Rwanda)

Mr. Mansourou Moudachirou (Benin)

Mr. Hubert Binga (Gabon)

Mr. Idris Adamu Goji5 (Nigeria)

Ms. Noluzuko Gwayi (South Africa)

Mr. Droh Lanciné Goné (Côte d’Ivoire)

Mr. Peter Opiyo (Kenya)

Mr. Sidi Ould Aloueimine (Mauritania)

Mr. Azhari Omer Abdelbagi6 (Sudan)

Mr. Victor N'Goka (Congo)

Mr. Alieu Sallah (Gambia)

Mr. Gaoussou Kanouté (Mali)

Mr. Boniface Mbewe (Zambia)

Mr. Peter Ayuk Enoh (Cameroon)

Mr. Mohammed Ali Mohammed (Ethiopia)

Ms. Amal Lemsioui (Morocco)

Mr. N’ladon Nadjo (Togo)

[To be nominated] (Djibouti)

Mr. Arsonina Bera (Madagascar)

Ms. Alimatou Abdou Douki (Niger)

Mr. Khidir Gibril Musa (Sudan)

Asian and Pacific group

Mr. Isak Djumaev (Kyrgyzstan)

Mr. Halimi Bin Mahmud (Malaysia)

Mr. William Cable (Samoa)

Ms. Supranee Impithuksa (Thailand)

Mr. Mohammed Khashashneh (Jordan)

Mr. Hamoud Darwish Salim Al-Hasani (Oman)

Ms. Kyunghee Choi (Republic of Korea)

Mr. Mohammed Jamal Hajjar7 (Syrian Arab Republic)

Mr. Shan Zhengjun (China)

Mr. Manoranjan Hota8 (India)

Mr. Masayuki Ikeda (Japan)

Ms. Jeevani Prasadika Marasinghe9 (Sri Lanka)

Mr. Mehdi Ghaemian10 (Islamic Republic of Iran)

Mr. Muhammad Bashir Khan (Pakistan)

Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al-Easa11 (Qatar)

Mr. Abdullah Shamlan12 (Yemen)

Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal13 (India)

Ms. Amal Al-Rashdan (Kuwait)

Mr. Jung-Kwan Seo (Republic of Korea)

Mr. Mohamad Saleh Makki (Saudi Arabia)

Ms. Jinye Sun (China)

Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus (Malaysia)

Ms. Khalida Bashir (Pakistan)

Ms. Nuansri Tayaputch (Thailand)

Mr. W. Bharat Singh (India)

Ms. Champa Magamage (Sri Lanka)

Ms. Viliami Toalei Manu (Tonga)

Mr. Shehab Al-Shameri (Yemen)

1 In decision RC-6/3, the term of office was extended to 1 May 2014. 2 In decision RC-6/3, the term of office was extended to 1 May 2016. 3 Ms. Oluronke Ajibike Soyombo (Nigeria) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings. 4 Mr. Ernest Mashimba (United Republic of Tanzania) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth and fifth meetings. 5 Mr. Idris Adamu Goji (Nigeria) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings. 6 Mr. Azhari Omer Abdelbagi (Suda) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings. 7 Mr. Mohammed Jamal Hajjar (Syrian Arab Republic) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings. 8 Mr. Manoranjan Hota (India) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Shri Jasbir Singh and Mr. G. K. Pandey. 9 Ms. Jeevani Prasadika Marasinghe (Sri Lanka) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Gamini Manuweera. 10 Mr. Mehdi Ghaemian (Islamic Republic of Iran) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Hesameddin Nasirzadeh. 11 Ms. Hala Sultan Saif Al-Easa (Qatar) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings and the Chair of the Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings. 12 Mr. Abdullah Shamlan (Yemen) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Shoki Abdulwali A. Al-Dobai. 13 Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal (India) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. Manoranjan Hota.


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1 Oct 2005–30 Sep 2007

(CRC-1–CRC-3) 1 Oct 2005–30 Sep 2009

(CRC-1–CRC-5) 1 Oct 2007–30 Sep 2011

(CRC-4–CRC-7) 1 Oct 2009–30 Apr 20141

(CRC-6–CRC-9) 1 Oct 2011–30 Apr 20162

(CRC-8–CRC-11) 1 May 2014–30 Apr 2018

(CRC-10–CRC-13) 1 May 2016–30 Apr 2020

(CRC-12–CRC-15)

Central and Eastern European group

Mr. Tamás Kömíves (Hungary)

Ms. Karmen Krajnc14 (Slovenia)

Mr. Yuriy Illich Kundiev15 (Ukraine)

Ms. Darina Liptakova16 (Czech Republic)

Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan17 (Armenia)

Ms. Magdalena Balicka18 (Poland )

Ms. Parvoleta Luleva (Bulgaria)

Ms. Magdalena Frydrych19 (Poland)

Ms. Tatiana Tugui (Republic of Moldova)

Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan (Armenia)

Latin American and Caribbean group

Mr. Cesar Koppe Grisolia (Brazil)

Ms. Mercedes Bolaños (Ecuador)

Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman20 (Argentina)

Mr. Michael Frank Ramsay21 (Jamaica)

Ms. Ana Laura Chouhy Gonella (Uruguay)

Mr. Ignacio Figueroa Cornejo (Chile)

Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril22 (Mexico)

Ms. Jacqueline Arroyo23 (Ecuador)

Mr. Michael Frank Ramsay (Jamaica)

Ms. Vilma Morales Quillama (Peru)

Mr. Gilberto Fillmann (Brazil)

Mr. Arturo Gavilán García24 (Mexico)

Mr. Malverne Spencer (Antigua and Barbuda)

Ms. Elsa Ferreras de Sanchez (Dominican Republic)

Ms. Ana Gabriela Salgado (Honduras)

Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman (Argentina)

Mr. Jorge Requena (Panama)

Western European and others group

Mr. Mario Nichelatti (France)

Ms. Bettina Hitzfeld25 (Switzerland)

Mr. LeoneIlo Attias (Italy)

Mr. Angelo Anthony Valois26 (Australia)

Ms. Hang Tang27 (Canada)

Mr. Magnus Nyström (Finland)

Mr. Klaus Berend28 (Netherlands)

Ms. Anja Bartels (Austria)

Mr. Mario Nichelatti, replaced by Ms. Mirijam Kristina Brigitta Seng (France)

Ms. Marit Randall29 (Norway)

Ms. Hang Tang (Canada)

Ms. Susan Jane Collier (New Zealand)

Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen (Netherlands)30

Mr. Jürgen Helbig31 (Spain)

Ms. Anja Bartels (Austria)

Ms. Mirijam Seng (Germany)

Ms. Sarah Maillefer (Switzerland)

Mr. Jack Holland (Australia)

Mr. Jeffery Goodman (Canada)

Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen (Netherlands)

Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain)

Ms. Parvoleta Angelova Luleva (Germany)

Ms. Marit Randall (Norway)

Mr. Steven Morris (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

14 Ms. Karmen Krajnc (Slovenia) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth meeting and the Chair of the Committee at its fifth meeting. 15 Mr. Yuriy Illich Kundiev (Ukraine) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings. 16 Ms. Darina Liptakova (Czech Republic) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth meeting. 17 Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan (Armenia) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings. 18 Ms. Magdalena Balicka (Poland) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its seventh meeting. 19 Ms. Magdalena Frydrych (Poland) was previously known as Ms. Magdalena Balicka. 20 Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman (Argentina) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its first, second and third meetings. 21 Mr. Michael Frank Ramsy (Jamaica) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its fifth meeting and was nominated by his Government to replace Ms. Hyacinth Chin Sue who was the Chair of the Committee at its fourth meeting. 22 Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril (Mexico) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Mario Yarto. 23 Ms. Jacqueline Arroyo (Ecuador) was the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth meetings. 24 Mr. Arturo Gavilan Garcia (Mexico) was nominated by his Government to replace Ms. Leonor Cedillo Becerril. 25 Ms. Bettina Hitzfeld (Switzerland) was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its second and third meetings. 26 Mr. Angelo Anthony Valois (Australia) was nominated by his Government to replace Mr. André Mayne who was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at is first meeting. 27 Ms. Hang Tang (Canada) was nominated by her Government to replace Mr. Lars Juergensen. 28 Mr. Klaus Berend (Netherlands) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its fourth and fifth meetings. 29 Ms. Marit Randall (Norway) was the Chair of the Chemical Review Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings. 30 Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen (Netherlands) was nominated by her Govermnet to replace Mr. Jan B. H. J. Linders. 31 Mr. Jürgen Helbig (Spain) was the Vice-Chair and rapporteur of the Chemical Review Committee at its eighth and ninth meetings and the Chair of the Committee at its tenth meeting.


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Annex II

Contact information of the current members of the Chemical Review Committee

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Mr. Malverne Spencer Director of Analytical Services / Chairman Pesticides and Toxic Chemicals Control Board Department of Analytical Services Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Housing and the Environment Friars Hill Road Dunbars Antigua and Barbuda Tel: +1 268 462 4502 Fax: +1 268 462 6281 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] AUSTRALIA Mr. Jack Holland Principal Peer Reviewer Risk Assessment and Policy Section, Chemicals and the Environment Branch Environment Australia 2601 P.O. Box 787 Canberra City ACT Australia Tel: +61 2 6274 1434 Fax: +61 2 6274 2060 Email: [email protected] AUSTRIA Ms. Anja Bartels Institute for Plant Protection Product Evaluation and Authorization Department for Ecotoxicology, Efficency and Integrative Pest Management Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety (AGES) Spargelfeldstr. 191 A-1220 Vienna Austria Tel: +43 505 553 3452 Fax: +43 505 553 3404 Email: [email protected]

BRAZIL Mr. Gilberto Fillmann Associate Professor Institute of Oceanography Federal University of Rio Grande Av. Italia, Km 8, Carreiros 96201-900 P.O. Box 474 Rio Grande Brazil Tel: +55 53 3233 6738 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] BULGARIA Ms. Parvoleta Luleva Head of Unit Hazardous Chemicals Department/Preventive Activities Directorate Ministry of Environment and Water 67 William Gladstone Street 1000 Sofia Bulgaria Tel: +359 2 940 60 21 Fax: +359 2 980 33 17 Email: [email protected] CAMEROON Mr. Peter Ayuk Enoh Director Department of Standards and Control Ministry of Environment and Nature Protection B.P. 320 Yaoundé Cameroon Tel: +237 98 137 934 Fax: +237 22 221 106 Email: [email protected] CANADA Mr. Jeffery Goodman Controls Development Scientist Environment Canada 11th Floor, Place Vincent Massey 351 St. Joseph Blvd. Gatineau Quebec Canada Tel: +1 819 938-4231 Email: [email protected]


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CHINA Ms. Jinye Sun Professor Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Centre Ministry of Environmental Protection No. 1 Yuhuinonlu, Beiyuan, Anwai Chaoyang District 100029 Beijing China Email: [email protected] Tel: +86 10 846 654 60 Fax: +86 10 846 529 77 CONGO Mr. Victor N'Goka Enseignant - Chercheur Département de Chimie / Faculté des Sciences et Techniques Université Marien Ngouabi 81, rue Dahomey Potopoto B.P. 13922 Brazzaville Congo Tel: +242 6 663 7606 Email: [email protected] DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Ms. Elsa Ferreras de Sánchez Encargada Departamento de Substancias Químicas Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales Avenida Cayetano Jermosen esquina Avda. Luperón Urb. El Pedregal Santo Domingo República Dominicana Tel: +1 809 567 4300 x 6230 Fax: +1 809 472 0626 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] ETHIOPIA Mr. Mohammed Ali Mohammed Director, Technology Transfer Programme Directorate National Focal Point of the Stockholm Convention Environmental Protection Authority P.O. Box 12760 Addis Ababa Ethiopia Tel: +251 1 911 748 434 Fax: +251 1 116 464 876 / 86 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

GAMBIA Mr. Omar Bah Senior Programme Officer, Hazardous Chemicals & Pesticides Registration/ Licencing of Pesticides and Hazardous Chemicals P.O. Box 2038 Serekunda Gambia Email: [email protected] GERMANY Ms. Mirijam Seng Scientific Officer Department of Plant Protection Products Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL) Messeweg 11/12 38104 Braunschweig Germany Tel: +49 531 299 3614 Fax: +49 531 299 3002 Email: [email protected] HONDURAS Ms. Ana Gabriela Salgado Coordinadora Departamento para la Gestión de Sustancias Químicas Centro de Estudios y Control de Contaminantes (CESCCO) Secretaría de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente (SERNA) Barrio Morazán, frente a Central de Bomberos Tegucigalpa Honduras Tel: +504 2231 1006 Fax: +504 2239 0954 Email: [email protected] INDIA Mr. Ram Niwas Jindal Additional Director Hazardous Substances Management Division Ministry of Environment and Forests Room N° 556, Paryavaran Bhawan CGO Complex, Lodhi Road 110510 New Delhi India Tel: +91 11 2436 6347 Fax: +91 11 2436 6347 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]


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KUWAIT Ms. Amal Al-Rashdan Research Specialist Science and Technology Sector Quality Health Safety and Work Environment (QHSWE) Department Technical Audit Section Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) P.O. Box 24885 Safat 13109 Kuwait Tel: +965 2 495 6041 / 42 Fax: +965 2 495 6639 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] MALAYSIA Mr. Mohd Fauzan Yunus Central Laboratory Services Section Pesticides Control Division Department of Agriculture Jalan Gallagher 50480 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tel: +603 2697 3077 Fax: +603 2691 7551 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] MALI Mr. Gaoussou Kanouté Professeur Sciences Pharmaceutiques Ministère de la Santé B.P. 232 Bamako Mali Tel: +223 66742448 Fax: +223 2232281 Email: [email protected] MEXICO Mr. Arturo Gavilán García Director de Investigación y Riesgos Ecotoxicológicos sobre Sustancias Químicas Instituto Nacional de Ecología y Cambio Climático - SEMARNAT Periférico 5000, Col. Insurgentes Cuicuilco 04530 Mexico D.F. Mexico Tel: +52 5 424 6425 Fax: +52 5 424 5404 Email: [email protected]

MOROCCO Ms. Amal Lemsioui Administrateur Département de l'Environnement Ministère de l'Energie, des Mines, de l'Eau et de l'Environnement 9, Avenue Al Araar Secteur 16, Hay Ryad Rabat Morocco Tel: +212 5 37 57 66 46 Fax: +212 5 37 57 66 45 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] NETHERLANDS Ms. Leonarda Christina van Leeuwen Environmental Risk Assessor National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9 3720 BA P.O. Box 1 Bilthoven Netherlands Tel: +31 30 274 2531 Fax: +31 30 274 4401 Email: [email protected] PAKISTAN Ms. Khalida Bashir Deputy Secretary (International cooperation) International cooperation wing Ministry of Climate Change LG & RD Complex, G-5/2 44000 Islamabad Pakistan Tel: +92 51 9245883 Email: [email protected] POLAND Ms. Magdalena Frydrych Chief Specialist Department of Risk Assessment Bureau for Chemical Substances UL Dowborczyków 30/34 91019 Łódź Poland Tel: +48 42 253 8413; +48 42 253 8444 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]


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REPUBLIC OF KOREA Mr. Jung-Kwan Seo Senior Researcher National Institute of Environmental Research Ministry of Environment Environmental Research Complex Kyungseo-dong, Seo-gu 404-708 Incheon Republic of Korea Email: [email protected] Tel: +82 32 560 7179 Fax: +82 32 568 2037 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Ms. Tatiana Tugui Office Manager Environmental Prevention Pollution Office Ministry of Environment 9 Cosmonautilor Street 2005 Chisinau Republic of Moldova Tel: +373 22 222 542 Fax: +373 22 222 542 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] SAUDI ARABIA Mr. Mohamad Saleh Makki Professor of Organic Chemistry Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science King Abdulaziz University (KAU) 21589 P.O. Box 80203 Jeddah Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 2 695 2293 Fax: +966 2 695 2292 Email: [email protected] SPAIN Mr. Jürgen Helbig Principal Policy Officer European Commission Directorate General Environment Unit A.3 - Chemicals Office BU 9, 05/166 B-1049 Brussels Belgium Tel: +32 2 2988521 Fax: +32 2 2967617 Email: [email protected]

SWITZERLAND Ms. Sarah Maillefer Scientific Officer Industrial Chemicals Section / Air Pollution Control and Chemicals Division Federal Office for the Environment Worblentalstr. 68 3003 Bern Switzerland Tel: +41 58 462 83 44 Fax: +41 58 464 03 69 Email: [email protected] THAILAND Ms. Nuansri Tayaputch Executive Consultant / Advisor Central Laboratory Inside Kasetsart University Campus Paholyothin Road, Jatujak 10900 Bangkok Thailand Tel: +662 579 8482 Email: [email protected] TOGO Mr. N'Ladon Nadjo Assitant au Point Focal de la Convention de Stockholm / ADN Convention de Rotterdam Ministère de l'Environnement et des Ressources Forestières 247 Rue des Nîmes B.P. 4825 Lomé Togo Tel: +228 22 43 1828 Fax: +228 222 10 333 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] ZAMBIA Mr. Boniface Mbewe Senior Lecturer Department of Chemistry University of Zambia P.O. Box 32379 Lusaka Zambia Tel: +260 211 295 436 Fax: +260 211 295 436 Email: [email protected]


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Annex III

Contact information of the nominated members of the Chemical Review Committee for the terms 1 May 2016–30 April 2020

ARGENTINA Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman Professor, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales Depto. Química Orgánica Universidad de Buenos Aires Pab. II P.3, Ciudad Universitaria AGH 1428 Buenos Aires Argentina Tel.: +54 15 6834 5221 Fax: +54 11 4576 3346 Email: [email protected] ARMENIA Mrs. Anahit Aleksandryan Head of Hazardous Substances and Waste Policy Division Ministry of Nature Protection Governmental Building 3, Republic Square, 0010, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia Tel: (374 1) 538 838 Fax: (374 1) 538 838 Email: [email protected] DJIBOUTI [To be nominated] GERMANY Ms. Parvoleta Angelova Luleva Head of Unit Hazardous Chemicals Department/Preventive Activities Directorate Ministry of Environment and Water 67 William Gladstone Street 1000 Sofia Bulgaria Tel.: +359 2 940 6021 Fax: +359 2 980 3317 Email: [email protected]

INDIA Mr. W. Bharat Singh Joint Director Hazardous Substances Management Division Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change Indira Paryavaran Bhawan Level-II, Jal Block, Jor Bagh Road New Delhi – 110 003 India Tel: +91 11 2469 5338 Fax: +91 11 2436 6347 Email: w. [email protected]; [email protected] MADAGASCAR Mr. Arsonina Bera Direction de la Gestion des Pollutions Ministère de l'Environnement et des Forêts B.P. 571 Tananarive Madagascar Tel: +261 33 33 210 46 Fax: +261 20 22 304 88 Email: [email protected], [email protected] NIGER Ms. Alimatou Douki Abdou Director of Plant Health Regulations and Environmental Monitoring Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock General Directorate of Plant Protection (DGPV) P.O. Box 11407 Niamey Niger Tel: +227 227 20742556/+227 9697 9501 Email: [email protected] NORWAY Ms. Marit Randall Senior executive officer/Ecotoxicologist National Registration Department Norwegian Food Safety Authority Felles Postmottak P.O. Box 383 2381 Brumunddal Norway Tel: +472277 9151/ +47 93460826 Email: [email protected]


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PANAMA Mr. Jorge Luis Requena N Coordinador del Proyecto de Aplicaciones Terrestres de Plaguicidas (ATPLAG) Dirección Nacional de Sanidad Vegetal Ministerio de Desarrollo Agropecuario Río Tapia, Tocumen Apartado Postal N° 0816-01611 Panamá City Panama Tel: +507 775 6169 Fax: +507 775 6169 Email: [email protected] SRI LANKA Ms. Champa Magamage Research Officer Department of Agriculture Office of the Registrar of Pesticides 1056 Gatambe Peradeniya 20400 Sri Lanka Tel: +94 81 238 8135 Email: [email protected] SUDAN Mr. Khidir Gibril Musa Edres Director General, Plant Protection Directorate, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation P.O. Box 14 Khartoum North Sudan Tel: +249 1 333 7482 Fax: +249 1 333 9423 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] TONGA Mr. Viliami T. Manu Deputy Director Vaini Research Station Research & Extension Division Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Forest & Fisheries P.O. Box 14 Tonga Tel: +676 37474 Fax: +676 23093 Email: [email protected]

UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND Mr. Steven Morris Policy adviser for international chemicals and nanotechnology Chemicals, Pesticides & Industrial Emissions (CPIE) Resource, Atmosphere & Sustainability (RAS) Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Area 2A, Nobel House 17 Smith Square London SW1 3JR United Kingdom Tel: +44 207 238 6643 Email: [email protected] YEMEN Mr. Shehab Al-Shameri Consultant (Pesticides Affairs) for General Directorate of Plant Protection P.O. Box 26 Sana'a Yemen Tel: +967-1 235193 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]


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Annex IV

Curricula vitae of nominated members of the Chemical Review Committee for the terms 1 May 2016–30 April 2020

Ms. Norma Sbarbati Nudelman (Argentina)

NORMA SBARBATI NUDELMAN (Physical organic, Organometallic, Organic Synthesis and Green chemistry) She is the author of the method for the scientific prediction of stability of pharmaceuticals, and is also very well known for her pionnering research on Organometallic Chemistry.

EDUCATION N. S. Nudelman has received the PhD in Chemistry degree from the University of Buenos Aires, (Argentine) working in Physical Organic Chemistry (POC). She then undertook PhD. research in organometallic chemistry with Prof. G. M. Whitesides at the M.I.T. (Cambridge, Mass., USA), for two years; and as Research Fellow with Prof. J. F. Bunnett at the University of California (Santa Cruz,USA) for one year. On her return to Argentine she embarked on her independent career at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA, Argentine). SUMMARY As a physical organic chemist, was a pionner in applying the POC concepts to the scientific prediction of the shelf-life of clinical drugs and pharmaceuticals, and the author of the first book on Stability of Drugs . (El Ateneo, 1975) She trained several disciples and disseminated the method throught Latin American Universities, that are still using her seminal book. She is also very well known for her studies on the reactions of organometallic species, one major accomplishment has been her pionnering studies in openig up the field of acyllithium species. She further utilized her understanding of mechanisms to develop new synthetic methods for many complex molecules, including the development of »green« proceses . She is the author of the first book in Spanish on Green Chemistry (UNL, 2004), and continues to be active in research, currently carrying studies towards a better understanding of the formulation, storage and analysis of drugs, extending her studies of organometallics to species of environmental relevance, and applying her knowledge to the sustainable use of Agrochemicals, an issue of top relevance in Latin America. She has pubished 225 papers in major scientific journals, written 6 books and numerous book chapters, she has guided the PhD theses of 26 graduate students, and has other 4 thesis in current development. She has been invited as Plenary Lecturer in several international scientific meetings as well as invited as visiting professor in a large number of Universities in countries of America, Asia and Europe. Professor Nudelman has been also an internationally recognized leader in chemical education and public policy. She spearheaded an effort, via IUPAC, to establish a core curriculum for teaching Organic Chemistry accross Latin American universities, and eventually worldwide. She has long been a member of the IUPAC Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division, member of the


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Chemical Education Committee and is currently a member of IUPAC´s CHEMRAWN (Chem. Research Applied to theWorld Needs) Committee. She has been the Vice-Chair of the Chemical Review Committee of the RC United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) and is currently a Titular Member of the POPs Review Committee (UNEP). She has been also interested in the improvement of the teaching of science at the elemental and pre-university schools; in the past 20 years she has spearheaded an enourmous activity in the Latin American region. In 1991 she founded the Argentine Chemistry Olympiad (OAQ), and in 1995 the Ibero-American Chemistry Olympiad (OIAQ), that lead students to win important medals in the International Chemistry Olympìads. More recently, she has founded the »hace« Program of the Argentine Academy of Science for the improvement of the Science teaching in the elementary school. She has been a Focal Point member of the Inter-American Network of Academies of Sciences (IANAS) since 2004 and has been appointed the Chair of the IANAS-SEP for the Americas in 2010. She is a member of the Global Activities Committee (GAC) from the Inter-Academic Pannel (IAP) a Planetary Sci. Education Program that has 88 affiliated Academies of Science AWARDS. She has received several national and international distinctions and awards, such as »Chemist of the Year« (by the Argentine Chemical Society, AQA, 2004), Award in »Organometallic Chemistry« from the Argentine Academy of Sciences (2006), Award »Education in Chemistry« for her Trajectory (AQA, 2008; “Distinguish Researcher” (UNEP 2010) ; Clarin-Zurich Award for her work on Science Education 2012; and the maximum award for a scientist in Argentine : Distinguish Scientist »Rebeca Gerschman« from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovative Production, 2012; this was the first time that the award was granted to a woman. As a recognition for her pionnering research work the J. Phys. Org. Chem. has dedicated Vol.12, 2008 as a festshrift in her honor stating that »Norma Nudelman has been a major figure in chemical research, in science education, and in environmental issues... The quality of the articles and the distinction of the authors are a testimonial to the esteem that Nudelman´s collegues have for her...The diversity of the topics is evidence of the breath of Norma´s research interests and the influence she has had accross a wide range of areas« It was the frist time that a special issue of he JPOC was dedicated to a scientist from the Latin American region. CURRENT APPOINTMENTS: Plenary Professor of Chemistry, University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and Member of the National Research Council (CONICET) in the top category. Since 2004 she is alsoTitular Member of the Argentine Academy of Sciences (ANCEFN) and Chair of »HaCE« , the ANCEFN Educational Program. INTERNATIONAL APPOINTMENTS: Titular member of the IUPAC (International Union of Pure & Aplied Chem) »Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division«, the »Chemical Education Committee« and the »CHEMRAWN Committee (1998-2009) Titular member of Chemicals Revision Committee, Rotterdam Convention UNEP (United Nations Environmental Program) 2005-2010. New CRC appointment for 2016-2019 Titular member of the Stockholm Convention (UNEP) 2009-2015. Focal Point of the IANAS Women for Science Program (IANAS-WfS) 2010-2013. CURRENT INTERNATIONAL APPOINTMENTS Focal Point in IANAS SEP (Inter-American Network of the Academies of Sciences, Science Education Program) since 2004 Chair of the IANAS Science Education Program since 2010. Member of the Global Council of the Interacademic Panel SEP, since 2010 Member of the Academy of Engineering and Technology of the Developing World (AETDEW) since 2015. Board Member of the International Science, Technology and Innovation Centre (ISTIC) since 2015. Member of the GenderIN SITE, UNESCO Latin America Focal Point, since 2015


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Ms. Anahit Aleksandryan (Armenia)

Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia Governmental Building 3, Republic Square,

0010, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia Phone: (374 1) 538 838

Fax: (374 1) 538 838 E-mail: [email protected]

Anahit V. Aleksandryan, Doctor of Science, Industrial Toxicologist

Date of Birth: October 28, 1955

Education

1973 - 1978 Yerevan State University, Department of Biology, Faculty of Biophysics

1985 St-Petersburg Institute of Continuing Education, Doctor of Biology, Ph.D. Dissertation thesis entitled: ”Melamine cyanurate, Melamine and cyanurate acid peculiarities of impact on organism and hygienic standardization thereof in the working area air”

2011 Science Doctor (Biology/Ecology) Doctoral Dissertation thesis entitled: “Scientific grounds for environmentally sound management of persistent organic pollutants in the Republic of Armenia

Working Experience

2010 –present Head of Hazardous Substances and Waste Policy Division, Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia

1998 – 2010

Head of Department of Hazardous Substances and Waste Management, Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia

1996 – 1998

Principal Specialist, Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia

1984 – 1986 Researcher, Laboratory of Industrial Toxicology, Institute of Labor Hygiene, Kiev (Ukraine)

1979 – 1996 Senior Researcher, Laboratory of Industrial Toxicology, Institute of General Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Yerevan

1978 – 1979 Researcher, Laboratory of Toxicology, Armenian Branch of All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of Hygiene and Toxicology of Pesticides, Polymers and Plastics, USSR Ministry of Health

Field of Science: Industrial Toxicology, Ecology, Hygiene

Languages: Armenian, Russian and English Focal Point of the following Conventions:

UNEP Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade


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UNEP Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants

UN/ECE Convention on Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents

Minamata Convention on Mercury

National Focal Point:

SAICM (Strategic Approach to International Chemical Management)

Environment and Health (WHO)

LIST OF SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS (2003-2015)

1. Aleksandryan A., Frangulyan V., Khachatryan A. Hygienic aspects of contamination by stocks of

obsolete organochlorine pesticides in the Republic of Armenia. In: Abstracts of 7th International HCH and Pesticides Forum. Kyiv, Ukraine, June 5-7, 2003, p.22.

2. Aleksandryan A., Sakhkalyan E., Bunatyan Y., Haroutjunyan Zh., Khachatryan A. Monitoring on persistent organic pesticides in Armenia. In: Abstracts of 7th International HCH and Pesticides Forum. Kyiv, Ukraine, June 5-7, 2003, p.69-70.

3. Haroutiunyan Zh., Aleksandryan A., Aslanyan S., Khachatryan A. Residues of organochlorine pesticides in imported food-stuffs. In: Abstracts of 7th International HCH and Pesticides Forum. Kyiv, Ukraine, June 5-7, 2003, p.81.

4. Aleksandryan A., Frangulayn V., Khachatryan A. Soil contamination by organochlorine pesticides in the Republic of Armenia. In: Abstract Book of 6th International Symposium & Exhibition on Environmental Contamination in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States, 1-4 September 2003, Prague, Czech Republic, p.218. Abstract 462.

5. Papinyan A., Arustamova L., Nurijanyan V., Aleksandryan A. Use of natural zeolites for prevention of soil contamination by hazardous substances. In: Abstract Book of 6th International Symposium & Exhibition on Environmental Contamination in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States, 1-4 September 2003, Prague, Czech Republic, p.219. Abstract 465.

6. Aleksandryan A., Sakhkalyan E., Khachatryan A. Persistent organic pollutants in foodstuffs of animal origin from Ararat valley. In: Abstract Book of 13th Annual Conference of International Society of exposure analysis, Stresa, Italy, September 21-25, 2003. P. 23. Poster 1.1. Population exposure to chemicals and products. Abstract P1. 1-06.

7. Babayan E., Aleksandryan A., Khachatrayn A. Biological Monitoring in Children exposed to Low Quantities of Lead. In: Abstract Book of 13th Annual Conference of International Society of exposure analysis, Stresa, Italy, September 21-25, 2003. P. 105. WS 1. Data needs and priorities for improved children’s exposure assessment. Abstract WS 1-05.

8. Aleksandryan A., Sakhkalyan E., Khachatryan A. Polychlorinated biphenyls in open water basins in Armenia. In: Abstract Book of 13th Annual Conference of International Society of exposure analysis, Stresa, Italy, September 21-25, 2003. P. 435. Poster 4.3 Exposure in developing world and rural areas. Abstract P4.3-02

9. Aleksandryan A. et al. Monitoring of persistent organic pollutants: water reservoirs of Armenia. In: Proceedings of 1st Workshop “Persistent Toxic Substances Contamination of the European region”, Brno, Czech Republic, November 10-12, 2003.

10. Aleksandryan A.V., Babayan E.A., Khachatryan A.V. Ecological and hygienic aspects of industrial and environmental pollution by polychlorinated dibenzodioxins in Armenia [published in Russian]. Abstract Book of the 2nd Congress of Toxicologists of Russia. Moscow. November 10-13, 2003. P. 44-45.


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11. Aleksandryan A., Bunyatyan Yu., Sakhkalyan E. et al. Monitoring of definite persistent organic pollutants in environmental objects of the Republic of Armenia. In: Abstract Book of the 2nd Congress of Toxicologists of Russia. Moscow. November 10-13, 2003, p. 45-47.

12. Aleksandryan A.V., Sakhkalyan E.O. Contamination of the Kotayk region of the Republic of Armenia by polychlorinated biphenyls. In: Abstract Book of the 2nd Congress of Toxicologists of Russia, Moscow. November 10-13, 2003, p. 47-48.

13. Aleksandryan A., Sakhkalyan E., Bunatyan Yu., and Khachatrayn A. Contamination of Water Basins from Energy Sector of Armenia by PCBs. In: Proceedings of the 2nd Asian Pacific International Conference on Pollutants Analysis and Control. 1-3 December 2003. Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. Abstract WA 6A. P. 63-64.

14. Aleksandryan A., Sakhkalyan E., and Khachatryan A. Contamination of Foodstuffs by Organic Pollutants in Armenia. In: Proceedings of the 2nd Asian Pacific International Conference on Pollutants Analysis and Control. 1-3 December 2003. Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. Abstract P21. P. 92-93.

15. Aleksandryan A. et al. Organochlorine Pesticide Residues in Foodstuffs. The 3rd International Congress of the Asian Society of Toxicology: ASIATOX III February 1-6, 2004, Bangkok / Chiang Mai, Thailand

16. Aleksandryan A. et al. Distribution of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Sevan - Hrazdan Hydroecosystem .The 3rd International Congress of the Asian Society of Toxicology: ASIATOX III February 1-6, 2004, Bangkok / Chiang Mai, Thailand

17. Aleksandryan A. et al. Impact of Environmental Hazards on Children’s Health in Armenia. Third International Conference on Children’s health and Environment. 31 March, 1-2 April 2004, London, UK.p.85.

18. Aleksandryan A. et al. Emissions of Dioxins at Chloroprene Production and Their Probable Role in Formation of Pathology Observed in Occupationally Exposed Workers. American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exhibition, May 8-13, 2004, Atlanta, GA, USA

19. Aleksandryan A. et al. Emissions of Dioxins at Chloroprene Production and Their Probable Role in Formation of Pathology Observed in Occupationally Exposed Workers. American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exhibition, May 8-13, 2004 , Atlanta, GA, USA

20. Aleksandryan A. et al. Distribution of Persistent Organic pollutants in Hydrosystem of Sevan – Hrazdan. XIV Congress of Hygienists, Ukraine, May 19-21, 2004. Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. P. 154-159.

21. Aleksandryan A. et al. Persistent Organic Pollutants in Rural Area of Armenia. In: 2nd International Conference on Rural Health & 1st International Conference on Occupational and Environmental Health in Mediterranean, South East and Central European Countries, Belgrade, 26-29 May, 2004.

22. Aleksandryan A. et al. Levels of Organochlorine Pesticide Contamination in Rural Area of Armenia. In: 2nd International Conference on Rural Health & 1st International Conference on Occupational and Environmental Health in Mediterranean, South East and Central European Countries, Belgrade, 26-29 May, 2004.

23. Aleksandryan A. et al. Sources of Mercury Pollution in Armenia. 7th International Conference “Mercury as a Global Pollutant”. Ljubljana, Slovenia, June 27 - July 2, 2004.

24. Aleksandryan A. et al. Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs): Monitoring of Breast Milk and Dairy Products in Armenia. Bordeaux. 9th FECS Conference on Chemistry and the Environment and 2nd SFC Meeting on Environmental Chemistry Behaviour of Chemicals in the Environment. Bordeaux, France, 2004 August 29th - September 1st .

25. Aleksandryan A. et al. Trophic Transfer of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Hydroecosystem of Sevan Lake. Bordeaux. 9th FECS Conference on Chemistry and the Environment and 2nd SFC Meeting on Environmental Chemistry Behaviour of Chemicals in the Environment. Bordeaux, France, 2004 August 29th - September 1st .


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26. Aleksandryan A. et al. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Foodstuffs of Animal Origin: Armenia 2002-2003. Тhe 2nd Asian International Conference on Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety (SECOTOX). Muang, Songkla 9000, Thailand, September 26 - 29, 2004

27. Aleksandryan A. et al. Pesticide Application and Hygienic Challenges in Armenia. 2nd Congress of Ukrainian Toxicologists. Kiev, Ukraine October 12-14, 2004. Abstract Book, Abstract # 137. P. 103-104.

28. Anahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan, Edward Sakhkalyan. Degradation of persistent organic pollutants in environmental media in Armenia, 1970-2002. In: Abstract Book of ISEA 2004. 14th Annual Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis, October 17-21, 2004, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Abstract T1Dp-03. P.192. Poster T1Dp Persistent Organic pollutants (POPs).

29. Aleksandryan A. et al. Persistent organic pollutants in Sevan - Hrazdan hydroecosystem: quantitative distribution. In: Abstract Book of ISEA 2004. 14th Annual Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis, October 17-21, 2004, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Abstract T1Dp-04. p. 193.

30. Aleksandryan A. et al. Khachatryan A., Aleksandryan A., Abrahamyan Zh Persistent Organic Pollutants: Dioxin/ furan emissions as challenges for the Republic of Armenia. Fourth SETAC World Congress and the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 25th Annual Meeting in North America. Portland, Oregon, USA. 14-18 November 2004. (PT017) http://abstracts.co.allenpress.com/pweb/setac2004/document/?ID=42925

31. Aleksandryan A. et al. Khachatryan A., Aleksandryan A Waste Dumps and Persistent Organic Pollutants in Armenia, 2002-2003. Fourth SETAC World Congress and the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 25th Annual Meeting in North America. Portland, Oregon, USA. 14-18 November 2004.(PT018) http://abstracts.co.allenpress.com/pweb/setac2004/document/?ID=42874

32. Aleksandryan A. et al. Aleksandryan A.V., Hovhannesyan R.H., Ghukasyan E.Kh., Gabrielyan B.K., Grigoryan V.H., Ivanyan M.S., Bunyatyan Yu.A. Distribution of Persistent Organochlorine Substances in Sevan - Hrazdan Hydroecosystem. Biological Journal of Armenia, 2004, 3-4 (56), p. 194-197 (published in Armenian; annotation in English).

33. Aleksandryan A.V., Sakhkalyan E.O., Khachatryan A.V. Persistent organic pollutants in bottom sediment from water basins of the Republic of Armenia. 3rd Workshop “Integrated sediment and soil assessment”. Brno, Czech Republic, February 10-12, 2005 http://www.recetox.muni.cz/coe/sources/workshop_3_soil_sed/postery/Aleksandryan. pdf (March 23, 2005).

34. Aleksandryan Anahit. Problem of Obsolete Pesticides in the Republic of Armenia. In: Forum Book of the 7th International HCH and Pesticides Forum “Towards the Establishment of an Obsolete POPs/Pesticides Stockpile Fund for Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) and New Independent States (NIS)”. Kyiv, Ukraine. 2005. P.41-43.

35. Aleksandryan A. et al. Monitoring of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Foodstuffs in Armenia. Childrens’s Environmental Health in Central Asia (CEHCA-2005), Almaty, Kazakhstan, 25-28 April 2005.

36. Aleksandryan A. et al. Organic Pollutants: Main Sources, Fate and Persistence in the Environment of Armenia. SETAC Europe 15th Annual Meeting. 22-26 May 2005, Lille, France.

37. Aleksandryan A. et al. Persistence of Organochlorine Pollutants in the Environment of Armenia. SETAC Europe 15th Annual Meeting. 22-26 May 2005, Lille, France.

38. Aleksandryan A. Former pesticide storehouses and shops: problems and challenges. In: 8th International HCH and pesticides forum for Central European and EECCA (Eastern European, Caucasus and Central Asia) countries. Sofia, Bulgaria, May 26 - 28, 2005.

39. Anahit Aleksandryan. Contamination of Water Basins of Armenia by Persistent Organic Pollutants. In: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Management of International and Accidental Water Pollution. Sofia, Bulgaria, 8-12 May 2005. / G. Dura et al. (eds.). NATO Security


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through Science Series - C: Environmental Security. Published by Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands. 2006. P. 65-73. ISBN 1-4020-4799-1

40. Aleksandryan A. et al. Persistent Organic Pollutants in Bottom Sediments: Rivers of Armenia. 10th International Symposium on the Interactions between Sediments and Water and the International Association for Sediment Water Science (IASWS). Bled, Slovenia, August 28 - September 2, 2005.

41. Aleksandryan A. et al. Persistent Organic Pollutants in Bottom Sediments of the Lake Sevan. 10th International Symposium on the Interactions between Sediments and Water and the International Association for Sediment Water Science (IASWS). Bled, Slovenia, August 28 - September 2, 2005.

42. Aleksandryan A. et al. Effects of environmental contaminants: polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins in Armenia. EUROTOX 2005. 42nd Congress of European Societies of Toxicology. Cracow, Poland, 11-14 September 2005.

43. Aleksandryan A. et al. Fate, sources and emission of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins in Armenia. EUROTOX 2005. 42nd Congress of European Societies of Toxicology. Cracow, Poland, 11-14 September 2005.

44. Aleksandryan A. et al. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Environmental Media: Armenia. 15th Annual ISEA Conference (ISEA 2005), Tucson, Arizona, October 30 – November 3, 2005.

45. Aleksandryan A. et al. Breast Milk Monitoring for Polychlorinated Biphenyls. 15th Annual ISEA Conference (ISEA 2005), Tucson, Arizona, October 30 – November 3, 2005.

46. Anahit Aleksandryan. Contamination of Water Basins of Armenia by Persistent Organic Pollutants. In: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Management of International and Accidental Water Pollution. Sofia, Bulgaria, 8-12 May 2005. / G. Dura et al. (eds.). NATO Security through Science Series - C: Environmental Security. Published by Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands. 2006. P. 65-73.

47. Anahit Aleksandryan. Chemicals and Waste Management in the Republic of Armenia. In: Book of Proceedings of 4th CCMS/NATO Workshop on “Management of Industrial Toxic Wastes and Substances research” Advanced monitoring techniques of hazardous wastes. Ioannina (Greece). 26-27 August 2006. P.72-78.

48. Aleksandryan, E. Sakhkalyan, Yu. Bunatyan, V. Khachatryan. Environmental Challenges and Children Health in Armenia. Abstracts of the 4th International Conference of Children’s Health and the Environment. 10th of June – 12th of June 2007, Vienna, Austria. Medycyna Środowiskowa (Environmental Medicine). 2007. Vol. 10, No.1 Supplement 1. P. 79. ISSN 1505-7054

49. Aleksandryan, V. Khachatryan, E. Sakhkalyan, Y. Bunatyan. Monitoring of Persistent Organic Pesticides and Risk Assessment in Armenia. 9th International HCH and Pesticides Forum for Central and Eastern European, Caucasus and Central Asia Countries. September 20-22, 2007, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. P. 110. ISBN 978-9975-70-201-0

50. Aleksandryan A., Bunyatyan Y., Khachatryan A. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Human Milk. International Society for Environmental Epidemiology and International Society of Exposure Analysis (ISEE-ISEA) 2008 Joint Annual Conference. October 12-16, 2008, Pasadena, California, USA. Abstract # 1084. P.501. http://secure.awma.org/events/isee-isea/images/Preliminary_Conference_ Abstract_Book_2008-08-03.pdf

51. Aleksandryan A., Bunyatyan Yu., Hovhannisyan R., Khachatryan A. Residual Amounts of Certain Persistent Organic Pollutants in Environmental Media, Foodstuffs and Biomedia of the Republic of Armenia. 10 th International HCH and Pesticides Forum (Brno, Czech Republic, September 6-10, 2009). In: Forum Abstract Book. P. 66.

52. Aleksandryan A., Khachatryan Kh. Monitoring of Dioxins/Furans Emission in Armenia. 7 th Congress of Toxicology in developing Countries. 6-10 September 2009. Sun City, South Africa

53. Aleksandryan A.V. Main potential sources of dioxins/furans generation at the territory of Armenia. Proceedings of the 29th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants, Beijing, China August 23-28. Organohalogen Compounds, 2009, vol. 71, p. 17-20.


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54. Aleksandryan A.V, Khachatryan Kh.V. Open burning of wastes at landfills as source of Dioxins. Proceedings of the 29th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants, Beijing, China August 23-28. Organohalogen Compounds, 2009, vol. 71, p. 267-270.

55. Aleksandryan A., Bunyatyan Yu., Hovhannisyan R., Khachatryan A. Residual Amounts of Certain Persistent Organic Pollutants in Foodstuffs and Environmental Media of the Republic of Armenia. In: Abstract Book of the 10th International HCH and Pesticides Forum. “How many obsolete pesticides have been disposed of 8 years after signature of Stockholm Convention. 6-10 September 2009. RECETOX, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. P. 66.

56. Aleksandryan A. Residual Amounts of Certain Persistent Organic Pollutants in Foodstuffs and Environmental Media of the Republic of Armenia. In: Proceedings of the 10th International HCH and Pesticides Forum. “How many obsolete pesticides have been disposed of 8 years after signature of Stockholm Convention: 6-10 September 2009. RECETOX, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. Edited by Dr. Ivan Holoubek, Dr. Romana Kostrhounova, Lydia Tupova. Masarykova univerzita. 2009. p. 162-166. ISBN 978-80-210-5098-3.

57. Anahit Aleksandryan. Dioxins: A Challenge of the Century. Monograph [published in Russian]. Yerevan. 28th August 2009. 188p.ISBN: 978-9939-53-504-3.

58. Aleksandryan A.V. Monitoring of organochlorine pesticides in Hydroecosystem of the Sevan Lake and Rivers of the Republic of Armenia [published in Russian]. Toxicological Review. Moscow. November-December 2009. P. 25-31. ISSN 0869-7922

59. Aleksandryan А.V. Monitoring of organochlorine pesticides in food of animal origin in the Republic of Armenia [published in Russian]. Toxicological Review. Moscow. March –April 2010, No. 2, p.25- 29. ISSN 0869-7922.

60. Anahit Aleksandryan. Monitoring of organochlorine compounds in the Environment. Monograph. [published in Russian]. Yerevan. 2010 April 25. 270p. ISBN: 978-9939-53-658-3.

61. Khachatryan Kh., Aleksandryan A. Environmental regulation of landfills for prevention of Dioxins/Furans releases. In: Abstracts of the International Congress of Young Scientists. Yerevan, April 13-14, 2010. – The New Armenian Medical Journal, 2010, Volume 4, No. 1, p. 71-72. ISSN 1820-0254.

62. Aleksandryan A.V. Organochlorine pesticides monitoring in Armenia. In: Abstracts of the Conferences dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Yerevan State Medical University – The New Armenian Medical Journal, 2010, Volume 4, No. 3, p. 130. ISSN 1820-0254.

63. Anahit Aleksandryan and Artak Khachatryan. Armenia – Inventories of PCBs is the place to start. PCBs Elimination Network (PEN) Magazine. 2010. Issue 01. UNEP. Geneva. November 2010. P.54. www.pops.int/pen

64. Aleksandryan A.V. Dioxin Emission as main Hazard of Waste Burning at Dumps. 1st World Scientific Conference. PETrA 2011 (Pollution and Environment – Treatment of Air). Prague, Czech Republic, May 17-20, 2011. 4 pages.

65. Anahit Aleksandryan. Regulatory-legislative basis for health care wastes management in the Republic of Armenia [published in Russian]. International Conference “Challenges of Health Care Wastes Handling at Therapy and Prevention Facilities”. Moscow 2011.

66. A.V. Aleksandryan. Thermal Processes of Metal Production: a Source of Dioxin Generation. Proceedings of the 31st International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants “POPs Science in the Heart of Europe” – Dioxin 2011 (Brussels, Belgium, 21-25 August, 2011). Organohalogen Compounds. 2011, Vol. 73, 83-86.

67. Anahit V. Aleksandryan and A.V. Khachatryan. Bottom Sediment Pollution Issues in Armenia. 13th EuCHeMS International Conference on Chemistry and the Environment. ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 11-15 September 2011. P. 295. SOILSED P1.

68. Artak V. Khachatryan and A.V. Aleksandryan Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Bottom Sediment. 13th EuCHeMS International Conference on Chemistry and the Environment. ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 11-15 September 2011. P. 313. SOILSED P19.


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69. Aleksandryan A., Khachatryan V. Soil Contamination by Organochlorine Pesticides and Health After-Effects. The 23rd Conference of the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology. ISEE 2011. Barcelona, 13-16 September, 2011. P-0420 (Exposure Assessment)

70. Anahit Aleksandryan, Khachatryan V. Organochlorine Compounds: Trophic Chain Transfer. The 23rd Conference of the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology. ISEE 2011. Barcelona, 13-16 September, 2011. P-0568 (Food, Environment and Health)

71. Aleksandryan A., Khachatryan A. Monitoring of Organochlorine Pesticides in Water Basins. The 23rd Conference of the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology. ISEE 2011. Barcelona, 13-16 September, 2011. P-1054. (Water Contaminants and Health)

72. Aleksandryan A., et al. Risk assessment at Pesticides exposure: Human Health and the Environment. The 7th International Conference on the Science3 of Exposure Assessment (X2012). 2nd-5th July, 2012. British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS). Edinburgh, UK. Poster 4.

73. Khachatryan A., Aleksandryan A. Risk of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) at Water Transfer. The 7th International Conference on the Science of Exposure Assessment (X2012). British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS). 2012. Poster 11.

74. Aleksandryan A., et al. Chemicals Risk assessment criteria: human health and the environment. The 32nd International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants. 26-31 August 2012. Cairns, Australia. Poster Number F2.1.

75. Aleksandryan A., et al. Polychlorinated biphenyls in bottom sediment and water from hydroecosystems of Armenia. EcoSummit 2012, September 30 – October 5, 2012, Columbus, OH, USA. Poster No. 107.

76. Khachatryan A., Aleksandryan A. et al. [Studies on polychlorinated biphenyls content in hydrosystems of the Republic of Armenia][published in Russian]. In: Proceedings of the IV scientific-practical Conference of young scientists and specialists “Environment and Health. Young scientists for country sustainable development in a global world” (with the international participation). 27-28 September 2012. Moscow. P. 332-334. ISBN 978-5-9904022-1-8

77. Aleksandryan A. et al. [Legislative basis for chemicals and wastes management in the Republic of Armenia in line with international agreements][published in Russian]. In Proceedings “Scientific-methodical and legislative bases for improvement of the regulatory-legal basis of preventive public health: problems and pathways for their solution”. Moscow, 13-14 December 2012.

78. Aleksandryan A. et al. Fundamentals of risk analysis to human health from exposure to environmental factors][published in Russian]. Yerevan. 2012. 216p. ISBN: 978-9939-0-0295-8.

79. AleksandryanA. et al. Initial and New POPs Pesticides: Soil Contamination in Armenia. XIII International Congress of Toxicology (Seoul, Korea, June 30- July 4, 2013). P3-146.

80. Aleksandryan A. et al. Risk Assessment Criteria. XIII International Congress of Toxicology (Seoul, Korea, June 30- July 4, 2013). P3-170.

81. Aleksandryan A., et al. Skin Toxicity as a Criterion for Risk Assessment. XIII International Congress of Toxicology (Seoul, Korea, June 30- July 4, 2013). P3-202.

82. Aleksandryan A., et al. Polychlorinated Biphenyls Transfer along the Trophic Chain in Hydroecosystems of Armenia. Environment and Health – Bridging South, North, East and West. Conference of ISEE, ISES and ISIAQ (Basel, Switzerland, 20 – 23 August 2013). Abstract Number: 3005; ID: P-1-22-19.

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85. Aleksandryan A. et al. Pesticides spread from Nubarashen obsolete pesticides burial site (Armenia). 12th Int. HCH and Pesticides Forum, November 06-08, 2013, Kiev, Ukraine


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86. Aleksandryan A. et al. Distribution of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Environmental Media. Yerevan. 2013. 173p. ISBN: 978-9939-0-0754-0

87. Aleksandryan A., et al. Risk analysis methodology principles and criteria. SETAC Europe. 24th Annual meeting. Basel, Switzerland, May 11-15, 2014. Abstract MO198. P. 219-220

88. Aleksandryan A.V., Khachatryan A. POPs Pesticides: Residues in Samples of Water from Sevan Lake and Rivers of Armenia. 26th Annual International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) Conference - From Local to Global: Advancing Science for Policy in Environmental Health Conference. August 24-28, 2014, Seattle Washington, USA. P2-403.

89. Aleksandryan A.V., Khachatryan A. POPs Pesticides: Residues in Bottom Sediment and Zoobenthos of Sevan Lake and Rivers of Armenia. 26th Annual International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) Conference - From Local to Global: Advancing Science for Policy in Environmental Health Conference. August 24-28, 2014, Seattle Washington, USA. P2-404.

90. Anahit Aleksandryan. Mercury Regulation Issues in Armenia. SETAC Europe 25th Annual Meeting in Barcelona, Spain (3-7 May, 2015).

91. Anahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan, Vardges Frangulyan Priority contaminated site: Nubarashen obsolete pesticides burial site (Armenia). SETAC Europe 25th Annual Meeting in Barcelona, Spain (3-7 May, 2015).

92. Anahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan, Bardukh Gabrielyan, Yurik Bunyatyan. Polychlorinated Biphenyls Monitoring in Surface Water. SETAC Europe 25th Annual Meeting in Barcelona, Spain (3-7 May, 2015).

93. Anahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan. Persistent organic pollutants transfer. Ecology and Safety Conference (4-8 June, 2015, Elenite, Bulgaria).

94. Anahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan. Open Burning: Main Source оf Dioxins/Furans Emissions in Armenia. Ecology and Safety Conference (4-8 June, 2015, Elenite, Bulgaria).

95. Anahit Aleksandryan. Mercury Main Sources and Policy Issues in Armenia.12th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant to be held on June 14 ~ 19, 2015, ICC Jeju, Korea.


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Ms. Parvoleta Angelova Luleva (Germany)

Europass Curriculum Vitae

Personal information

Surname(s) / First name(s) LULEVA, Parvoleta Angelova

Address(es) 67, WilliamGladstone Str. 1000, Sofia Bulgaria

Telephone(s) +3592 940 6021 Mobile +359 889 611 118

Fax(es) +3592 980 3317

E-mail(s) [email protected]

Nationality Bulgarian

Date of birth 11/03/1966

Gender Female

Work experience

Dates 17/03/2003 → present


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Occupation or position held 2011 – present – Head of “Hazardous Chemicals” Department 2008 – 2011 - State Expert, “Hazardous Chemicals” Department 2005- 2008 - Chief Expert, “Operative Control and Management of Dangerous Substances” Department 2003- 2005 - Senior Expert, “Operative Control and Management of Dangerous Substances” Department 11/05/2015 – present – Member of the Management Board of European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) 30/08/2012 – 10/05/2015 – Member of the Forum for Exchange of Information on Enforcement (Forum) of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) 2007 – 10/05/2015 – Member of the Member State Committee (MSC) of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) 01/10/2011 – present – Member of the Chemical Review Committee of the Rotterdam Convention 2003 – present – DNA for the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior informed Consent Procedure in the International Trade of Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides (PIC)


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Main activities and responsibilities

Key role in approximation, implementation and enforcement of the national legislation in the field of chemicals management; Development of national strategies, plans and guidance documents for the implementation and enforcement of the legislation in the field of chemicals management, Coordination and participation in technical assistance and twinning projects, as well as TAIEX, IMPEL, REF and G2G projects in the field of chemicals management in collaboration of Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, Turkey, Macedonia, Georgia, Participation in development of the National Implementation Plan for Management of Persistent Organic Pollutants (NIP for POPs) in Bulgaria (Project GF/2732 02-4454) and its update, 2012-2020; Field of application: implementation and enforcement of the EU and national legislation and multilateral agreements in the field of chemicals management, in particular EU REACH and CLP Regulations and SAICM, Rotterdam Convention and EU PIC Regulation on the export and import of dangerous chemicals; Stockholm Convention and EU POPs Regulation on the persistent organic pollutants; Minamata Convention and EU Mercury Regulation; EU Detergents Regulation, participation in the national procedures on evaluation of the environmental properties and authorisation for placing on the market of plant protection products and biocides; Restrictions of certain dangerous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS Directive); Prevention of major accidents involving dangerous substances (under Seveso II and III Directive), etc. Participation as a speaker in a TAIEX seminars and trainings, in particular on: Implementation of the Rotterdam Convention and EU PIC Regulation on the export and import of dangerous chemicals, Ankara, Turkey, 2008; Development of Effective Environment and Health Systems in Georgia, National Center for Disease Control and Public Health under the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs, Tbilisi, Georgia, 2014; Providing assistance of the Division of Waste and Chemicals Management and Legal Department in the Ministry of Environment, Georgia in the elaboration of the national legislation for implementation of the Rotterdam Convention setting and the EU PIC Regulation within Twinning project on Waste Management Georgia GE/10/ENP-PCA/EN06, 2012-2014; Participation as an international advisor on REACH Regulation in EuropeAid/129602/D/SER/TR project on Technical Assistance for Implementation of REACH Regulation in Turkey, in particular in providing assistance and advice in drafting a national strategy and legislation for implementation of Regulation (EC) 1907/2006 (REACH); Participation as a speaker at Informa Life Science’s European Chemical Policy & Risk Management conference on the REACH enforcement in Bulgaria, 9-10 September 2014, Barcelona, Spain, etc.


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Name and address of employer Ministry of Environment and Water 22, Maria Louisa Blvd. 1000, Sofia, Bulgaria + 359 2/940 6000

Type of business or sector Public sector

Dates 1/05/1990 - 1/01/1993

Occupation or position held Technologist

Main activities and responsibilities

R&D of fine chemicals

Name and address of employer Chemical Institute of Research and Development of Special Chemicals Sofia, Bulgaria

Education and training

Dates

Title of qualification awarded

Principal subjects/occupational skills covered

7/07/2014 – 12/07/2014 Certificate for completed UNGI-UGTEP Training Course for International Regulators and Policy Makers on Unconventional Resources, U.S. State Department Bureau of Energy Resources Unconventional Gas Technical Engineering Program Colorado School of Mines Unconventional Natural Gas and Oil Institute, Golden, Colorado, USA

Dates 8/11/2010 – 12/11/2010

Title of qualification awarded Certificate for completed EUROTOX Advanced Toxicology Course, 2010


Military Medical Academy Sofia, Bulgaria

Name and type of organisation providing education and training

Bulgarian Toxicological Society EUROTOX member

Level in national or international classification

Dates 2/02/2005 – 25/03/2005

Title of qualification awarded Certificate for completed JICA training course


JICA area focused training course in Industrial Pollution Control for Central and Eastern European Countries


Japan International Cooperation Agency, Kitakyushu, Japan

Level in national or international classification

Training course


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Dates 2000-2001

Title of qualification awarded European Master’s Degree

Principal subjects / occupational skills covered

Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Diploma thesis on “Waste Management at Pharmaceutical Manufacturing”


University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Sofia, Bulgaria "D.A Tsenov" Economic University, Svishtov, Bulgaria The Queen's University of Belfast, UK The Free University of Brussels, Belgium The International Technological University, UNESCO, Paris, France

Dates 28/03/1994 – 15/06/1994

Title of qualification awarded Certificate for completed Academic Specialisation in Gas Chromatography


Academic Specialisation in Gas Chromatography


Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski Faculty of Chemistry 1, James Bourchier Blvd. 1164, Sofia, Bulgaria

Dates 1984-1990

Title of qualification awarded MSc


Chemical Engineering


University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Sofia 8 St. Kliment Ohridski blvd. 1756, Sofia Bulgaria

Dates 1980-1984

Title of qualification awarded Certificate of Secondary Education


Mathematics, chemistry, physics and other courses


High School of Mathematics, Montana Bulgaria

Personal skills and competences

Mother tongue(s) Bulgarian

Other language(s)


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Self-assessment Understanding Speaking Writing

European level (*) Listening Reading Spoken interaction

Spoken production

English C1 Proficient user

C1 Proficient user

C1 Proficient user

C1 Proficient user

C1 Proficient user

Russian C1

Proficient user

C1 Proficient

user C1

Proficient user

C1 Proficient

user C1

Proficient user

(*) Common European Framework of Reference (CEF) level

Social skills and competences Good communication and organisational skills

Team leader

Organisational skills and competences

Good experience in projects management

As a national key expert in chemicals management I have been involved in organisation of numerous trainings and workshops focused to the governmental staff, industry and industrial organisations and NGOs, e.g. TAIEX training seminars, twinning projects and G2G projects on chemicals management.

Computer skills and competences

Good command of Microsoft Office tools

Driving licence(s) Clear Driving license Category B


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Mr. W. Bharat Singh (India)

CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Name of the Officer : W. Bharat Singh 2. Date of Birth : 27.11.1966 3. Nationality : Indian 4. Present Employer : Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change,

Government of India, New Delhi.

5. Designation : Joint Director 6. Address of Employer : Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change,

Government of India, Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Level-II, Jal Block, Jor Bagh Road, New Delhi – 110 003.

7. Contact details : Telephone: +911124695338 (Office)

+919811769906 (Mobile) e-mail: w. [email protected], [email protected]

8. Education Qualifications :

S.No Name of the Certificate/Diploma/Degree along with subjects.

Year Class/Division

1. Masters (Environmental Engineering)

1995 1st

2. Bachelors (Civil Engineering)

1989 1st

9. Experience (in chronological order):

Name of the Office & Designation

Period Type of duties and functions

From To Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Joint Director/ Sc ’D’

12.12.2013

Till date

Chemical Safety: Implementation of Manufacture Storage and

Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules, 1989. Implementation of Chemical Accidents

(Emergency Planning, Preparedness and Response) Rules, 1996.


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Matters relating to Chemical Accidents and

Bhopal Gas Tragedy – implementation of Supreme Court Orders.

Framing rules and policy matters on

Classification, Packaging & Labelling of Hazardous Chemical Rules.

Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP) - all matters. Implementation of the provisions of the

Stockholm Convention in the country. Framing of rules/guidelines in consonance

with the requirements under Stockholm Convention.

Formulate country strategy for matters related to Stockholm Convention.

Oversee / monitor progress in implementation of ‘Environmentally Sound Management and final disposal of PCBs in India’.

Rotterdam Convention of Prior informed consent procedure for certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade – implementation of the provisions of the Convention in the country. Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)- matters related in harmonising domestic rules. Minamata Convention and matters related UNEP International Programme on Mercury. Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991 and associated rules.

Environmental Relief Fund Scheme, 2008.

Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change Deputy Director/ Sc ’C’

Aug, 2009

Dec, 2013

a) Thermal Power Sector Technical evaluation EIA /EMP reports of

thermal power projects for consideration for environmental clearances.

Technical evaluation / scoping for suggesting terms of reference for preparation of Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Report and Environment Management Plan (EMP) for thermal power projects.

Coordinate and assist Expert Appraisal Committee (Thermal Power) while appraisal of thermal power projects for consideration of


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environmental clearances. Prepare counter affidavits / replies for filing on

behalf of the Ministry of Environment & Forests in the Supreme Court, High Court’s and the National Green Tribunal.

Brief Counsel of the Ministry in Court Cases for thermal power sector.

Attend court cases (as necessary). Parliament matters on thermal power sector. Prepare answers for the Ministry on issues

governing thermal power for furnishing appropriate reply to other Departments / Planning Commission / Ministries, Cabinet Committee on Investment, Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs etc.

Preparation of ‘Guidelines on Citing of Thermal Power Plants’.

Review of policy decisions taken by the Ministry on Thermal Power projects.

b)Regional Environment Impact

Assessment Study of Goa Region Co-ordinate study undertaken by Indian School

of Mines, Dhanbad on ‘Regional Environment Impact Assessment Study of Goa Region due to non- coal mining’.

Finalisation /examination of Report submitted for the project ‘Regional Environment Impact Assessment Study of Goa Region due to non- coal mining’ by the Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad.

c) Miscellaneous Assignments

Preparation of technical comments sought by

the other Ministries/Cabinet Secretariat on Thermal Power sector. Compile and collate materials and prepare

thematic area contents of IA Division for Annual Reports.

Ministry of Environment & Forests Deputy Director/ Sc’C’

May, 2007

July, 2009

Non-Coal Mining Sector Technical evaluation of EIA/EMP Reports non-

coal mining projects for consideration of environmental clearances.

Assist Expert Appraisal Committee (Non-Coal) in technical evaluation / scoping for suggesting terms of reference for preparation of Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Report and Environment Management Plan (EMP).

Coordinate and assist Expert Appraisal


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Committee (Thermal Power) while appraisal of non-coal mining projects for environmental clearances.

Prepare counter affidavits / replies for filing on behalf of the Ministry of Environment & Forests in the High Court’s / Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal.

Brief Counsel of the Ministry in Court Cases for thermal power sector.

Attend court cases (as necessary). Prepare answers to Parliament Questions and

Assurances / Rule 377 etc. on non-coal mining sector.

Prepare answers for the Ministry on issues governing on non-coal mining sector for furnishing appropriate reply to other Departments / Planning Commission / Ministries, Cabinet Committee on Investment, Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs etc.

Review of policy decisions taken by the Ministry on on non-coal mining sector.

Central Pollution Control Board Assistant Environmental Engineer

February, 2000

April, 2007

Control of Pollution –

Emissions from generator sets for : a) Diesel engines for genset applications (upto

800 kW) b) Petrol/kerosene generator sets c) Liquid fuel based power plants (>800 kW)

Noise control for: a) Diesel engines for genset applications (upto

800 kW) b) Petrol/kerosene generator sets c) Liquid fuel based power plants (>800 kW) Development of Compliance Procedure for

Emission Limits for Diesel Engines for Genset Application (upto 800kW)

Development of Compliance Procedure for Noise Limits for Petrol/Kerosene (upto 1000 KVA)

Development of Compliance Procedure for Noise Limits for Petrol/Kerosen (upto 19 kW)

Compliance Testing of fire-Crackers (in association with NPL, New Delhi)

Ambient Noise Monitoring in Delhi. Airport noise monitoring around IGI, Airport,

Delhi Development of Procedure for Monitoring

Ambient Noise Level due to Aircrafts. Stationary noise measurement of motor


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vehicles (in association with ARAI, Pune) Sound Power Level measurement of diesel

generator sets. Evaluation & Preparation of comments on

technical reports/proposals forwarded by Ministry of Env. & Forests in areas handled.

Attending Supreme Court/High Court in all matters related to noise and generator sets.

Attending complaint cases and routine correspondence on all matters related to noise, generator sets etc.

National Industrial Development Corpn. Ltd. (A Govt. of India Undertaking) Assistant Manager Deputy Manager

Dec, 1994 July, 1997

June, 1997 Jan, 2000

World Bank Assisted Project- Integrated Rural Water Supply & Environmental Sanitation Project (IRWS &ES), Govt. of Karnataka. Preparation of standard design for water

supply & sanitation components and unit cost estimates.

Detail designing of water supply and sanitation systems including pumping machineries, distribution network, service reservoirs, drainage systems, sanitation components etc.

Preparation and evaluation of tender documents for water supply projects.

Financial analysis of water supply schemes viz. O&M costs, per capita costs, water tariff etc.

World Bank Assisted Project- Integrated Rural Water Supply & Environmental Sanitation Project (IRWS &ES), Govt. of Punjab. Planning and preparation of design approach

and parameters for canal and tube well based water supply projects in four district of Punjab viz. Bhatinda, Mansa, Patiala and Faridkot.

Planning and design of water treatment plants for the project schemes.

Preparation of detailed Engg. Design reports involving design of raw water conveyance systems, storage tanks, filtration system, distribution system etc.

IRWS &ES Follow-on-Project- Govt. of Karnataka: Preparation of project proposals for 1000

villages for submission to World Bank/IDA for financial assistance.

Chindwara Town Sewerage Systems-Govt. of Madhya Pradesh Preparation of feasibility report for Chindwara

town sewerage systems.


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10. Total field experience along with details (entire career): a) As Assistant Environmental Engineer working in the Central Pollution Control

Board (technical arm of the Ministry of Environment & Forests) during February, 2000 to April, 2007, was responsible for formulation and execution of a number of pioneer studies, development of National source specific standards etc. briefly described as under:

i) Sampling and analysis of stack emission from liquid fuel based power plants at

various locations in the country for development of standards for diesel engines (more than 0.8 MW) based power plant, generator set applications and other requirements. The national standards were later notified vide GSR 489 (E), dated 9th July, 2002;

ii) Sampling and analysis of stack emission from diesel generator sets at various locations in the NCR region for development of standards for emission limits for new diesel engines upto 800 kw for generator sets applications. The standards were later notified vide GSR 371 (E), dated 17th May, 2003.

iii) Development of noise limits for generator sets run with diesel. During the course of the file study undertaken over a period of two years a wide range of diesel generator sets at manufacturing stage as well as at user’s end were monitored for noise levels in free field conditions following procedures prescribed in ISO: 8528 (part-10)- 1998. Later noise limits were notified for diesel generator sets upto 100 kVA (applicable at the user’s end) vide GSR 371 (E), dated 17th May, 2003 and for above 1000 KVA (applicable at the user’s end vide GSR 489 (E), dated 9th July, 2002.

iv) Extensive field study was carried out for formulation of procedure for monitoring ambient noise level due to aircraft in association with IIT, Roorkee. The work led to formulation of system and procedure for monitoring of noise due to aircraft.

v) Stationary noise level and pass by noise measurements for motor vehicles was developed in association with ARAI, Pune – the adopted method is a worldwide procedure for measurement of noise levels for motor vehicles.

vi) Every year testing of fire cracker samples bought from the market for compliance with noise limits of fire crackers was carried out notices were issued to manufacturers whose samples were found to be non-compliant. A data on testing results are available at the CPCB’s website.

vii) At 10 locations in Delhi, 24 hours ambient noise levels were monitored yearly for assessment of compliance with notified ambient noise standards. The data base is available in the CPCB’s website.

viii) Undertook number of complaint handing cases for violations of ambient noise standards.

ix) In compliance to the directions of the Delhi High Court also undertook site inspection of many hospitals in Delhi for assessment of compliance with management of bio medical waste in accordance with Bio-Medical Waste Management and Handling Rules and reports submitted to the Delhi High Court.

b) As Asstt. Manager, Deputy Manager in NIDC (A Govt. of India Undertaking)

during December 1994 – February, 2000 was responsible for execution and implementation of the following programme:

i) World Bank Assisted Project- Integrated Rural Water Supply & Environmental

Sanitation Project (IRWS &ES), for Govt. of Karnataka.


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Preparation of standard design for water supply & sanitation components and unit cost estimates and site visits to see implementation of designed water supply and sanitation schemes.

Detail designing of water supply and sanitation systems including pumping machineries, distribution network, service reservoirs, drainage systems, sanitation components etc and assessment at filed execution from time to time.

Preparation and evaluation of tender documents for water supply projects. Financial analysis of water supply schemes viz. O&M costs, per capita costs,

water tariff etc. ii) World Bank Assisted Project- Integrated Rural Water Supply & Environmental

Sanitation Project (IRWS &ES), for Govt. of Punjab. Planning and preparation of design approach and parameters for canal and

tube well based water supply projects in four district of Punjab viz. Bhatinda, Mansa, Patiala and Faridkot.

Planning and design of water treatment plants for the project schemes. Preparation of detailed Engg. Design reports involving design of raw water

conveyance systems, storage tanks, filtration system, distribution system etc.

iii) IRWS &ES Follow-on-Project- Govt. of Karnataka:

Preparation of project proposals for 1000 villages for submission to World Bank/IDA for financial assistance.

iv) Chindwara Town Sewerage Systems-Govt. of Madhya Pradesh

Preparation of feasibility report for Chindwara town sewerage systems.

11. Details of books, publication, article etc. i) Environmental regulations on Engines for Generator Set application and

Generator Sets – a CPCB publication; ii) System and Procedure for compliance with noise limits for Dieel Generator Sets

(upto 1000 KVA)– a CPCB publication; iii) System and Procedure for compliance with emission limits for New Diesel

Engines (upto 800 kW) for Generator Set applications– a CPCB publication. iv) A News Letter on Climate Change – Special Issue for COP-8 held in New Delhi– a

CPCB publication

I certify that the information furnished by me above is factually correct. I also undertake that in the event of any information being found to be factually incorrect, I will be liable for action as the Government of India may consider fit and proper.

(W. Bharat Singh)

Place: New Delhi Date: 09.06.2015

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Mr. Arsonina Bera (Madagascar)

CURRICULUM VITAE

ARSONINA BERA Born on August 12, 1962 -Vohemar Diego-Suarez Madagascar

EDUCATION Ph.D related activities: beginning the research focuses on “impact of pollution generated by

industrial free-zone activities in the vicinity of the Capital city of Madagascar”. The first report has been already sent to Prof Bilstad Torleiv as my supervisor, University of Stavanger, since 2010.

University of Antananarivo – Faculty of Sciences -Department of Physics and Chemistry, Madagascar

o 2006 “Diplome dÈtudes Aprofondies” (DEA)” , “Physical , chemical properties and location of materials inserted inside two parallel plates play a major role on the thermal effects from natural convection”

University of Technology , Dresden GERMANY o 1999 Diploma obtained from the 22nd UNEP/UNESCO/BMU International

Postgraduate Course on Environmental Management for Developing Countries as final paper on « Chemicals Sound Management system. The Case study on Madagascar » Major in environmental chemistry

University of Sciences, Department of physics and Chemistry. Option : Physical chemistry - Antananarivo, - Madagascar during two academic years 1994-1995 and 1995-1996

o In-classroom course and laboratory activities (practice on magnetite ore to produce magnet both chemical and physical processes admitted) .

o Witnessed , at the end of the time , by a relevant Certificate used as a gateway to DEA dissertation called “Attestation dÈtudes Approfondies (AEA)” Physical chemistry has been programmed in:

a. Methods of Separation b. Spectral Methods and Organic Analysis c. Mechanics of materials d. Production of mineral compounds

Reduction Reaction and Oxidation Reaction, Thermal decomposition, Reaction in gaseous phase, Reaction in melted phase.

Northern University of Madagascar (UNM). The University of Sciences –Department of Physics and Chemistry - Diego-Suarez 1989

o DEUS IV (Diplôme dÈtudes Universitaires des Sciences) as Maîtrise Applied Mathematics, Physics , Mechanics, Optics of compound analysis

Northern University of Madagascar (UNM). The University of Sciences –Department of Physics and Chemistry - Diego-Suarez

o DEUS III (Licence) , 1988 Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanics , Chemical Thermodynamics ,

Atomistic II o DEUS II 1987

Applied mathematics , Physical Thermodynamics , Physical Optics , Mechanics

Organic chemistry II , Mineral chemistry II , o DEUS I 1986

Applied mathematics , Physics , Mechanics , Organic chemistry I, Mineral Chemistry I, Atomistic I, Analytical Chemistry

Mixed college Antalaha. o Scientific Baccalaureate “ C” based on mathematics, physics and chemistry, 1983


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FELLOWSHIP GRANT

Three month fellowship granted by the Environmental program phase III through World Bank funding held at the University of Stavanger, Norway in the frame of Environmental Engineering course organized by UiS – 2007, on the following syllabi :

o Oceanography; Separation Technology; Offshore Field Development; Offshore Industry and Environment; Microbiology; Risk Analysis & Management.

Six month academic & professional International Training course granted by UNEP/UNESCO , on Environment Management for developing countries, at International Postgraduate Studies of Environmental Management (IPSEM) , Dresden, Germany 1999 as English was a working language : The units of the training program dealing with:

Global Environmental Issues Ecology , Water Management , Natural Conservation Environmental Legislation Environmental Management

Systems

Soil Management , Sustainable

Agriculture Sustainable Forestry Tourism Environmental

Economics Sustainable Mobility

Land use and Landscape Planning

Environmental Monitoring Cleaner Production Waste Management Environmental Assessment And Agenda 21

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Active involvement as co- writing four relevant chapters in the account of “ World Ocean

Assessment” organized by UNDOALOS since 2013 Chapter 20 « coastal , riverine and atmospheric inputs from land» Chapter 21 « Offshore Hydrocarbon Industries » Chapter 25« Marine Debris » Chapter 26 « Land/Sea Physical Interaction »

Director of Pollution Management from September 2009- September 2014 Containing four below services, both technical and administrative aspects Managing any activities of the each head of the four following services :

1.Complaint management and environmental Control ; 2.Waste handling development including Basel convention implementation activities; 3.Urban pollution management including SAICM implementing activity ; 4.Coastal and marine pollution management including Nairobi Convention implementing activities.

Section head of Environmental Control and Pollution Management 2008 – 2009 Section head of Service of EIA , Prevention and Control of Pollution 2007-2008 Section head of Strategic Environmental Assessment and EIA 2004-2007 Section head of Urban Pollution management 2002-2004 Section head of Industrial waste Management 2000-2002 Section Head of environmental Training 1997-1999 Newly recruited trainee at the Service in charge of the natural disaster management 1996-

1997 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION

Senior environmental technician to the “Corps of officer” as «Designer” since January 2006 in the State of Madagascar

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND CAPACITY STRENGTHENING

Participation in SADC Technical Committee meeting on Environment, Harare, Zimbabwe 18-21 November 2015 and Task force member for SADC environmental reporting since November 2015.

Course - and - study trip Capacity strengthening in fossil fuel and renewable energy for Indian Ocean and African SIDS funded by UNOSD (UN Sustainable Development Korea) , Mauritius, May 2014

Attending a workshop capacity strengthening for sound management of public health pesticides, Rabat, Morocco 2010(working language was English).

Three day - short course on « Environmental Consideration for Lending » Cape Town, RSA 2006


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Course consisted of The Equator Principles Promotion. Capacity strengthening on the Rotterdam Convention implementation Italy May 2005 UNEP/US.EPA Chemical Information Exchange Network training , MDG, 2002 One week - intensive course on the 09 industrial subsectors , Accra , Ghana 2001

1.Agro Industry 2. Forest based- Industry 3. Mining Industry 4. Inorganic Chemical Industry 5.Organic Chemical industry including oil and Gas 6. Metallurgical Industry 7. General Manufacturing and Trade 8. Tourism Industry 9. Chemical Hazards and Toxic Waste Guideline

Training course dedicated to chemist related experts from English speaking Countries and who speak English , on organic chemistry , Mining analytical chemistry and EIA , Potchefstroom, Republic of South Africa 2000

Training course on GIS about ARCVIEW only , Antananarivo 2000 MULTILATERAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENT EXPERIENCE

Participant to the Conferences on the Basel , Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions in the frame of the synergy actions among the three Convention, Geneva, Switzerland May 2015

Participant to the Ordinary and Extraordinary Conferences on the Basel , Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions in the frame of the synergy actions among the three Convention, Geneva, Switzerland May 2013

Designated National Authority on Rotterdam Convention since 2011 National Official Contact Point of Rotterdam Convention since 1998 up to this particular

point in time. National Steering Committee Involvement to implementing nationally the following

agreements and Approach : On ozone layer depletion since 2000 , On trans-boundary movement of hazardous waste (C. Basel ) 1999 , Stockholm Convention1999 , Climate Change Convention 2009 , On Marine Pollution Convention (MarPol) 2011 , On natural, marine , maritime and coastal resources Management (Convention Nairobi) 2011 .

PROJECT MANAGEMENT For Madagascar itself, National Focal Point of a regional project on “Sustainable

Management of Coastal Zones for Indian Ocean Island States where the Headquarter based on Mauritius, since July 2014.

Team leading personnel on Environmental control and complaint responses, project funded by World Bank in the frame of Environmental Program III (EPIII) Since 2005- 2008

Responsible for the development of “National Strategy on Pollution Management” 2006 Responsible for the development of our surface water `s national standards 2001

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Teaching officially at the National School for Administration ENAM, 2011-2012 as topic is pollution control and management

Teaching at ISSEG as Solid waste and waste water treatment trainer since 2010 Supervising and defending a malagasy`s final paper entitled “Management of e-waste

generated by specialized professional data processing School (EPSI)” , Madagascar » as option « Environment » at (Institut Superieur en Sciences de l`Environnement et de Gestion ISSEG) , Madagascar, certified by a three year based , defended in November , 2012

Supervising and defending two Comorian final papers entitled : 1.“Contribution to municipal wastewater treatment. Case study on Comorian city January 2012. Branch: «Environment » 2.“Urban Pollution” option « Environment» December 2010

(Institut Superieur Privé en Sciences de l`Environnement et de Gestion ISSEG), Madagascar, both certified by a degree equivalent to Bacc + 4.

Particular course on project management in the frame of the COELACANTHS Association implementing activity at Antananarivo since 2010.

WORKSHOPS, FORUM AND CONFERENCES

Active involvement in the United Nations Conference on Sustainable development, Rio de


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Janeiro, Brazil 2012, in charge of participation in any Pollution related conference including waste management.

Active participation in the third Intergovernmental Review Meeting (IGR-3) on the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from land-based Activities by UNEP , and a Global conference on Land-Ocean Connections 2012 , Manila Philippines.

o From 23 to 25 of January 2012, technical segment session for any different kinds of experts in the matter to formulate substantial recommendations for emerging global issues to include in Manila Declaration .

o From 26 to 27 of January 2012 , adoption of the Manila Declaration regarding to any global program of Action to protect the Marine Environment from land-based Activities

Participant in a training workshop on “ world bank/ GEF funded western Indian ocean -marine highway and coastal and marine contamination prevention (WIOMHCCP)” Cape Town, December 2011

Active Attendance in a joint inception Workshop on establishing Best Available Techniques/Best Environmental Practices( BAT/BEP) for COMESA and SADC sub-regions for AFLDC “ Capacity strengthening and technical Assistance for the implementation of Stockholm Convention on POPs held in Pretoria South Africa , English was working language) September 2011

Attending a workshop on Rotterdam Convention implementation, Antananarivo Madagascar, 2010

Participant in the 1st Forum AMESD (African Monitoring of Environment for sustainable Development, DRC, Kinshasa, December 2009

Participant in an Ad hoc working group of the Whole on regular process of the state of the marine Environment in the frame of the “Assessment of Assessments” of the state of the Oceans and seas, from August 31st to September 4th, 2009, New York USA.

Attending a Maritime Strategy Development Workshop « US Naval War College », Newport, Rhode Island, November 2008

MEMBERSHIPS Membership to national agro pharmaceutical approval committee where it headquarter

situated at the Direction of Plant Protection MINAGRI , Antananarivo, MADAGASCAR since 2013

Membership to “ the Pool of Experts” regarding the development of the report on “World Ocean Assessment” to implementing the Regular Process for Global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment including socio-economic aspects, organized by UNDOALOS (United Nations Direction of Ocean Affaires and Laws of the Sea), based in New York , with status as expert on mission since November , 2012

CNRO Board member : (National Centre for oceanographic research CNRO) since 2011 CNRE Board Member : (National Centre for research on Environment CNRE) since 2010 Chair of an environmental Association based on applied technologies to Environmental

protection of sensitive habitats in particular at marine environment, called “COELACANTHS” as its name drawn from an endangered old fish species still alive in Mozambique Channel at the moment. Since 2009

SAMVA Board member : (Service of Maintenance of the Capital City of Madagascar SAMVA) since 2009

Research Triangle International RTI, Expert panel group member to control the implementation of Indoor residual spraying project, 2007 - 2010

Member of Technical Assessment Committee of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA )1998 -2002

Technical Committee Member on Environmental Impact Assessment Document review (expert as reviewer) since 1998 until 2008

Steering member in National cross-sectoral Committee on Chemicals Safety Since 2000 LANGUAGES

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PUBLICATIONS INCLUDING REPORT, PRESENTATION AND STUDY Co-writer of Gold mining EIA Document Ambalanjanakomby Betsiboka 2014 Arsonina Bera , Haja Rambolatahina, Salama Jean C. , 2012” expired shrimp food disposal

guidance of Northern shrimp aquaculture of Madagascar LGA” Les Gambas de l`Ankarana”

Arsonina Bera supervising and defending a final paper entitled “Contribution to municipal waste water treatment. The Case Study on a Comorian Town”, 2012 in a Private Higher Institution (ISSEG) Madagascar.

Co-writer of Fish conditioning EIADocument Majunga City 2012 Arsonina Bera supervising and defending a final paper entitled “Urban Pollution”

December 2010 in a Higher Institution (ISSEG) Madagascar. Arsonina Bera, 2010 “First report on Industrial pollution impact study relating to free zone

activities in the vicinity of the Capital city of Madagascar” Co-writer of Tontolo maitso” as green Environment MDG 2010 Co-writer of sapphire mining EIA Document Andranondambo, Tulear 2009 Since 2007 -2009

o Co-writern of OIL Refinery EIA document on investment compliance in environmental law

o Co-writer of EIA Document on investment compliance in law for soap industry FITIAVANA MDG

o Co-writer of EIA document on investment compliance for free zone textile industry GRIFFY S.A ANTANANARIVO

Co-writer of Edible oil industry EIA Document Tulear City 2007 Arsonina Bera, 2007 , Two presentations both on “Tar Sand and Related Refinery

Technology” and “Economical Importance on Black Sea” at the University of Stavanger Arsonina BERA , 2006, DEA on “The effect of Brinkman and inertia on natural convection

through granular layer confined between two vertical parallel plates” (Thermal Pollution)University of Sciences Antananarivo Madagascar

Arsonina Bera , Dama, Raherimalala Christine E., 2005 “Manual on environmental Control and complaint management”

REFERENCES Certificates , diploma and degrees earned on request My Director General of Environment is Ms RALALAHARISOA Edmée Christine:

[email protected] Mr Pr Bilstad Torleiv :[email protected] University of Stavanger Norway The Madagascar representative and responsible in SAICM implementation : Ms

Rahelimalala Marthe Delphine [email protected] Mr Rabenihavanana Man Wei Director General of Marine Science Institute (IHSM) Tulear

[email protected]/[email protected] Mr Rasolomanana Harizo, Integrated growth Pole (PIC) in sustainable development for

tourist site (government project ) , [email protected], expert in wastewater treatment plant.


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Ms. Alimatou Abdou Douki (Niger)

CURRICULUM VITAE Mrs. Abdou Alimatou Douki I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

- Full Name : Abdou Alimatou Douki - Date and place of birth: March 2, 1964 in Dosso, NIGER - Gender : Female - Nationality : Nigerian - Marital status : Married, 3 children - Address : PO Box 11407, Niamey, Niger - Tel. Office : 227 20742556 - GSM : 227 96979501/90075170 E-mail : [email protected]

II. FIELDS OF EXPERTISE ► Professional Skills - General Agronomy, - Phytopharmacie and phytiatry, - Pesticides and Environment, - Standards and Food Security, - Training and Coaching in Plant Protection. ► IT Knowledge - Word, WordPerfect, PowerPoint, Excel - Common internet navigation. ► Language Proficiency - Foreign languages: French: very good level in the writing, reading and speaking - English: average level in the writing, reading and speaking - Local Languages: Djerma (Very good), Hausa (average).

III. EDUCATION / TRAINING ► Academics and Secondary Skills March 1997: Faculty of Agronomy, Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey, Niger. Degree: Diploma of Agricultural Engineer, Option Phytopharmacie and phytiatry 1995-1997: Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of Gembloux, Belgium Studies in Agricultural Sciences and Biological Engineering: Option phytopharmacy and phytiatry Degree: Diploma Supplement Studies (DEC) 1993-1994: General agronomy License 1992-1993: Faculty of Agronomy, Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey, Niger. Studies in Agricultural Sciences. Degree: Master es Agricultural Sciences 1990-1992: Faculty of Science, Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey, Niger. Scientific Studies Degree: University Diploma of Scientific Studies (DUE) 1986-1989: High School of general education Saraounnya Mangou, Dosso, Niger Secondary studies Degree: D (Mathematics and natural sciences series) ► Other qualifications: continuing education and professional internship December 2009: National Training ASI Informatique Niamey for "Center Web Managers Information Exchange" in the context of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Respectively in May and April 2009 Training in Niamey on the "implementation of the process system according to the ISO / IEC 17020 (Pest Control)" and ISO 22000 organized by the UEMOA Quality program March 2008: Training sub region AGRHYMET of Niamey 'Phytosanitary Inspectors and Pesticide Control Officials WAEMU member countries ", organized by UEMOA, CILSS and the FAO, November 2006 :Training at the AGRHYMET Regional Centre of Niamey on "Biosafety of genetically modified plants and their impact on the environment", organized by CILSS, Training in Niamey in October 2005 on "the methods of extraction and pesticide analysis" organized by the BGRM / French Cooperation,


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May and Nov. 2004: Training Sweden and Tanzania on "Pesticide Management and Pesticide Risk Reduction" organized by Sweden Scanagri IV. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ► Institution - Responsibilities From August 2011 to the present: Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock: General Directorate of Plant Protection (DGPV), Director of Plant Health Regulations and Environmental Monitoring 2010-2011: Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock: General Directorate of Plant Protection (DGPV). Director of Plant Protection Interventions, Training and Biological Studies 2000-2010 : Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock: General Directorate of Plant Protection (DGPV): A- Under pesticide control manager my tasks revolve around: - Update the list of registered pesticides and provisional authorization for sale in Niger; - Keeping a register of persons approved for the import and sale of pesticides in Niger and recurrent training of these distributors; - Sampling, control, analysis of formulations and participation in tests of biological activity of plant protection products used on the national territory; - The participation in the conferences, meetings and approval of bidding of plant protection products; - The control of private sector distribution of plant protection products on the market; B- Under the Designated National Authority for the Rotterdam Convention - Giving Notice as Notification regarding pesticides included in Annex 3 of the Convention could be brought to Niger, - Implementation of the activities of the Rotterdam Convention in Niger - Participation in regional and international meetings organized by the Rotterdam Convention; C- Under the Technical Commission member on Biological Diversity - Participation in the preparation of national documents on Biological Diversity, - Participation in the implementation of activities of the International Convention on Biological Diversity. 1998-2000 : Abdou Moumouni University / Faculty of Agriculture / Department of Plant Production: Agropharmacien Engineer Called the National Civic Service. As such my main activities were: - Prepare and deliver lectures: Agricultural Ecology and Plant Protection - Supervise the practices during plant pathology. - Supervise the work of memory end of the cycle students with themes related to plant pathology. ► Academics and Secondary Skills Technical missions and meetings As part of the implementation of tasks related to my duties and responsibilities I carried out several missions both within and outside the Niger which include: 3 to 15 may 2015: Participation in the Conference of the Parties to the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Génève in Switzerland 29 September to 17 October 2014: 12th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity to Pyeanchang in South Korea 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 respectively Participation in the 7th, 8th 9th 10th Commission on Phytosanitary Measures in Rome, Italy 28 April - 10 may 2013: Participation in the Conference of the Parties to the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Génève in Switzerland October 2012: 11th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity in Hyderabad (INDIA) Participation in the June 2012 Rio Conference (Rio 20) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ► Consultations Since February 2010: Teacher at temporary AGRHYMET Regional Centre (ARC / CILSS) which I assure the teaching of theoretical and practical modules relating to: - Control methods in plant protection, - Pesticides: classification, formulation and use, - Plant health legislation. 2005: Consultant of ANPIP project on market gardening VI. OTHER INFORMATION - Driving license category B - Member of the Network of Women Science and Technology (RFST) of Niger

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Ms. Marit Randall (Norway)

MARIT E. RANDALL CONTACT INFORMATION: Senior Executive Officer/Ecotoxicologist Norwegian Food Safety Authority Home: National Registrations Department Felles Postmottak, P.O. Box 383 Traneveien 8 Norwegian Food Safety Authority 2381 Brumunddal, Norway 1447 Drøbak, Tel: +472277 9151/ +47 93460826 Norway Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Current Position:

2004 – Responsible for performing assessments of the environmental properties of pesticides (fate

and ecotoxicology), including assessing risk of pesticide use. This includes international participation at EFSA’s Pesticide Risk Assessment Peer Review Expert meetings.

Team Leader for the Ecotoxicology and E-fate group in the Department. The National Registration Department of the Norwegian Food Safety Authority is

responsible for the national registration of pesticides. Norwegian Designated National Authority (pesticides) to the Rotterdam Convention. CRC member 1 October 2007–30 September 2011( Chair of the Chemical Review

Committee at its sixth and seventh meetings).

Previous Work Experience:

1998-2004 Environmental Scientist, Versar, Inc., Springfield, Virginia, USA Exposure/risk assessment support to EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP), including

research, occupational and residential pesticide exposure/risk assessments, and other technical evaluations in support of the registration and reregistration of pesticides.

Provided on-site technical support at EPA’s Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics (OPPT) new chemical initial reviews, consisting of screening-level assessments of potential exposure to chemicals and estimating environmental releases to all media using a variety of computerized exposure modeling applications.

Education:

2002 Master of Science, Environmental Sciences – Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 1997 Bachelor of Science, Foreign Service – Georgetown University, Washington, DC

Professional Affiliations:

The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) The Norwegian Society of Pharmacology and Toxicology

EPA Publications:

USEPA, 2005. Cleverly, D., Randall, M. E., Peck, C., McAloon, K., Lee, R., Schweer,, G., Riley, K.T. The Inventory of Sources and Environmental Releases of Dioxin-Like Compounds in the United States: The Year 2000 Update. EPA/600/P-03/002A http://www.epa.gov/ncea/pdfs/dioxin/2k-update/pdfs/Dioxin_Frontmatter.pdf

USEPA, 2002. Phillips, L., Wood, P., Espevik, M., Perryman, T., Meredith, C., Sinkowski, D. Child-Specific Exposure Factors Handbook 2002. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development, National Center for Environmental Assessment, Washington Office, Washington, DC, EPA-600-P-00-002B http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncea/cfm/recordisplay.cfm?deid=55145


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Mr. Jorge Requena (Panama)

CURRICULUM VITAE JORGE LUIS REQUENA NUÑEZ

CEL.6627-6675

GENERAL DATA: Name: Jorge Luis Requena N. Date of birth: June 11, 1957 Personal identity: 4-117-633 Passport number: PA0024786 Marital Status: Married Domain languages: Spanish and Russian excellently, intermediate English ACADEMIC FORMATION: University level: - October 2004, completion of the Postgraduate Superior Teaching at the University of Carthage of Chiriqui, Panama. - Conclusion in 1986 PhD in the the Chemistry Protection Department (Plant Protection) of Agrochemistry and Soil Sciences Faculty of Timiriazev Agriculture Academy in Moscow. Ph.D. in Agronomic Science (agrochemical specialty). - Completion in 1983 of the Agronomic Engineering, with specialty in agrochemistry and soil sciences in the Faculty of Agrochemistry and Soil Sciences. Master of Science in the Chemistry Protection Department of Plants of Timiriazev Agriculture Academy in Moscow. SEMINARS, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS: - Participating in the Scientific Sessions of Toxicology and Environmental Health: Endocrine Disruptors and Environment, held in the auditorium of the Vice Presidency of Research and Postgraduate at the University of Panama, from 23 to October 26, 2012. - Participation in the Workshop on Risk Analysis in Food, organized by the Technological University of Panama, National Secretariat of Science and Technology (SENACYT) and University of Panama, taught at the facilities of the Technological University of Panama from 27 to September 29, 2011.


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- Participating in the course of Training of Internal Auditors on ISO 17025: 2005, organized by the National Directorate of Plant Protection through the Applus company and made from 8 to June 10, 2011 - Participating as Designated National Authority in the Subregional Workshop Training and Awareness for Designated National Authorities (DNAs) and key stakeholders on the implementation of the Rotterdam Convention and other Multilateral Environment Agreements such as the Stockholm and Basel, held in March 2010 in Mexico. - Participant of the FAO / IAEA Regional Workshop on Integrated Analytical Approaches to Monitor Indicators of the Effectiveness of Pesticide Management Practices and Compliance With Maximum Residue Limits, held from 13 to November 16, 2009, in the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil. - Participant in the 3rd International Workshop on Crop Protection Chemistry in Latin America - IUPAC RIO 2009, held from 9 - November 12, 2009 in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. - Participant of the Second Latin American Workshop on Pesticide Residues in Food and the Environment held in Santa Fe, Argentina from 08 to June 11, 2009. - Panama accredited delegate to the Second International Conference on Chemicals Management (SAICM - Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management), held in Geneva (Switzerland) from 11 to May 15, 2009. - Participation in the Subregional Consultation of Designated National Authorities of the Rotterdam Convention, held at the Hotel Panama, from 1 to December 5, 2008. - Participation in the Course of Video conference on "Regulatory Process The Codex Alimentarius and You" held at the premises of the City of Knowledge, 16 and June 17, 2008. - Training Course on Sampling for Pesticide Residues Control in Plants and Plant Products, held in Panama City, from 08 to March 12, 2004. - Course on Sampling for Quality Control of Agricultural Pesticides, developed in the city of Panama 1,2,3 and October 13, 2003 and in the city of David and Volcan, on 7.8, 9 and 10 October 2003 (64 hours). - Course "Training for the Training of Trainers on Integrated Pest Management in the cultivation of coffee, made in Boquete, Chiriqui 2 to December 6, 2002. - First Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Control, Quality Assurance and Safety of fresh and processed vegetables. It was held in Panama from 27 to November 29, 2002. - Seminar Workshop on Integrated Pest Management - IPM, held at the University of Panama, Masters Program in Entomology, 29 and November 30, 2001. - Seminar Workshop on Prevention, detection and control of the berry borer Cafeto (Hypothenemus hampei), held in Rio Sereno, Chiriqui 22 to October 24, 2001. - Seminar Workshop on Control Systems and Quality Assurance and Safety of Plant, conducted in the Republic of Panama on 25 and June 29, 2001.


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- Course workshop on rational and safe use of pesticides, held from 9 to 11 May 2000. Sponsored by the MIDA-GTZ Convention. Duration 24 hours. - Workshop Seminar on Research Methodology. Conducted at the University of Panama, Regional Center of Bocas del Toro. January 1999. Duration 40 hours. - Distance Learning Course on Pesticide Poisoning Prevention, developed into five units from August 1, 1998 to January 16, 1999. Duration: 198 hours. - Workshop Seminar: Update on Formulation and Implementation of Competitive Research Projects and Transfer of Agricultural Technology. Held in Panama City, from 8 to 11 October 1997. Sponsored by the International Agricultural Research Service (ISNAR) and the Agricultural Research Institute of Panama (IDIAP). 40 hours. - Seminar Workshop on Sound Management of Pests and Pesticides in Musa. Held in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, from 6 to 12 July 1997. The trip was sponsored by the IDIAP, as resolved 021 of June 23, 1997. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: • Designated National Authority to the Rotterdam Convention in September 2008 to the present. The nomination was presented by the National Directorate of Plant Protection of the Ministry of Agricultural Development. • Assigned since January 2015 as Coordinator of the National Project "Implementation of Resolute No.42 and GAP-Pesticides to favor agricultural exports and food safety." • Assigned desde January 2012 to December 2014 as the National Coordinator of the Pilot Project Ground Application of Pesticides, located in the province of Chiriqui. The received funds for the Project by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the Programme of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and from 2013 contributions from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) were received. • Exhibitor leader in the 18 workshops 30 hours each (five days), organized by the Pilot Project Implementation of Resolute No. 42, for the formation of ground pesticide applicators, made in the provinces of Chiriqui, Veraguas, Cocle and Panama West. These events have been executed since 2012 until December 2014. • Exhibitor during the First World Congress on Smoking and Non-Communicable Diseases, with the theme "Agricultural Chemicals in Food Panamanians." This time more emphasis was placed on risk factors. The event was held from 17 to November 19, 2014 at the Hard Rock Hotel, Conference Room Megapolis • Exhibitor leader in 8 workshops 32 hours each (four days), organized by the Rural Productivity MIDA (ProRural). The beneficiaries of these activities were producers, technicians from the National Environmental Authority (ANAM), the Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), the National Directorate of Plant Protection and Project officials. The workshops were held in the provinces of Herrera, Los Santos and Veraguas, in the months of March, April, May, September, October, December 2013 and January to February 2014. The topics focused towards the management plan Pesticide subject to an approach of Integrated Pest Management.


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• Speaker at the Forum "Cancer, Health and Environment in Panama", with the theme "Agricultural Chemicals in Food Panamanians." The event was held on January 25, 2014 in Panama City, in the Smithsoniam Institute. • Coordinator and facilitator in the years 2012 and 2013 the Diploma "Pesticides in Panama and its Effects". The Diploma lasted four months, organized by the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Panama. The latest was issued on July 27 to October 12, 2013, it had the cooperation fund of UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and Programme of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). • Speaker in 2012, 2013 and 2014, in all workshops associated with the coordination of the Pilot Project Ground Application of Pesticides on the new rules that adjusts those applications (Resolute No. 42 of September 14, 2011). • Point link or contact with UNEP, FAO, PAHO and the Ministry of Agricultural Development to provide financial support and technical assistance given by these agencies to Pilot Proyect Ground Applications of Pesticides, during the period 2012 and 2013. • Author Pesticide Manual Subject to Focus on Integrated Pest Management for Different Productive Investments (February 2013); document requested by the Rural Productivity MIDA. • Speaker at two of the five workshops organized by the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor of the Panamanian Atlantic (CBMAP-II), in the towns of Volcan (Chiriqui) and Santa Fe (province of Veraguas), three days (24 hours ). Both were held in the months of February 2013. The topics focused towards Pesticide Management Plan to be carried environmental subprojects. • Preparation of two news articles for daily Panama America on the progress and achievements of the Pilot Project Ground Application of Pesticides. • Speaker at the Scientific Sessions of "Toxicology and Environmental Health: Endocrine Disruptors and Environment", with the theme Hazardous Waste Chemicals. The event was held in the Auditorium of the Vice-Rector of Research and Graduate Studies at the University of Panama, from 23 to October 26, 2012. • Promoter, facilitator and one of the authors of the Resolute No. 42 of September 14, 2011, which empowers the MIDA to regulate ground application of pesticides. • Proponent Diploma "Pesticides in Panama and its Effects". This document was endorsed by the Vice-Presidency of Extension, University of Panama on 22 June 2011. It will be up to the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences act as organizer and make calls. • Participation as an exhibitor in Courses for Pesticides Technical Advisors, category "A", held in the city of Chitre 17 to October 21, 2011 and in the city of David from 25 to 29 May 2009. This event was organized by the Association of Agricultural Engineers of Panama (CINAP) and MIDA. Three presentations were made: "The Pesticides in Panama" (1 hour), "International Agreements Signed in Panama, related to pesticides" (1 hour) and "Pesticides and the Environment" (1 hour). • Display of the paper: "Waste organophosphate and carbamate pesticide detected in vegetables during the period 2007-2010" on October 12, 2012, in the Fourth National Congress of Engineering, Science and Technology. The Congress was organized by the Technological University of Panama. Based on the same paper a poster was presented at the ExpoQuímica pavilion in the II Scientific Congress of the Panamanian Association of Chemists. Event held from 21 to October 23, 2011.


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• Display with the article "Pollution Plant with Waste Organophosphates" during the IV Scientific Congress of the Institute of Agricultural Research of Panama (IDIAP), held from 27 to September 30, 2011, in the City of Knowledge. This paper was awarded first prize by the Evaluation Commission of the Bureau of Plant Protection and Animal Health. • Speaker and facilitator of meetings in the Subregional Workshop "Agricultural Pesticide Registration: Systems Strengthening Pesticide Registration in Central America," organized by FAO and held in Panama City from 7 to February 11, 2011. • Development of the resolute proposal to ban and restrict pesticides for agricultural use (Resolute No. 24 of 10 June 2011), requested by the Agrochemical Department of the National Directorate of Plant Protection, discussed and endorsed at the last meeting of Technical Committee on Pesticides and Fertilizers on January 28, 2011. • Counterparty MIDA-FAO to collaborate with Arturo Correa consultant in developing the Resolute and Manual on Ground Applications of Pesticides during the months of August to October 2010. • Deputy Director of the National Directorate of Plant Protection, from August 2008 to August 12, 2010. • Development of the Resolute proposal to regulate Article 50 of Law 47 of July 9, 1996, in order to minimize the level of risk of poisoning by eating fruits and vegetables exposed to pesticides. This document was requested by the Agrochemical Department of the National Directorate of Plant Protection (now promulgated in the Official Gazette No 26526 Digital Wednesday May 5, 2010). • Development of the Resolute proposal to band the importation, manufacture, processing, commercialization and use of agriculture application products based on the active ingredient CARBOFURAN. This document was requested by the Agrochemical Department of the National Directorate of Plant Protection (now promulgated in the Official Gazette No 26521 Digital Wednesday April 28, 2010). • Author of booklet on Ecotoxicology for students of IV year of Technological University, of Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering (March 2010). • Author of the study entitled "Application of Rapid Biossay of Pesticide Residues on Fruits and Vegetables as a Complement to Conventional Analysis Techniques", presented at the poster session during the course of the Second Latin American Workshop on Pesticide Residues in Food and the Environment, held Santa Fe, Argentina on 8-11 June 2009. It was also accepted as a poster at the 3rd International Workshop on Crop Protection Chemistry in Latin America - IUPAC RIO 2009, held from 9 - November 12, 2009 in the city Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. • Representative of Panama to the second session of the Conference on Chemicals Management at International Level (SAICM- Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management), held in Geneva (Switzerland) from 11 to 15 May 2009. • Speaker at the IX National Congress of Chemistry "Quality and Safety in all areas of chemistry, as collateral Welfare Society", with the theme Detecting Pesticide Residues in plants and plant products through rapid bioassays conducted at Hotel Coronado Golf & Beach Resort 6 to February 8, 2009.


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• Preparation and presentation of the poster "Pesticides in Panama. Analysis of imports during the period 2005 - 2007 "at the Ninth National Congress of Chemistry" Quality and Safety in all areas of chemistry, as a guarantee of welfare for society. " • Speaker at the Workshop Seminar "Laboratory of Pesticide Residue Analysis as a Tool for Compliance Best Practices" held in Panama City from 17 to December 19, 2008. • Assigned since August 16, 2008 as National Deputy Director of Plant Health. • Speaker at the National Forum on Chemical Safety with the theme "Regulations on the Pesticide Management in the framework of the Management of Hazardous Chemicals and National Development ", held during the 30th and January 31, 2008, in the Panama city. • Development in October 2007 of Procedure Manual of the field stations for the Pesticide Residues Detection in Fruits and Vegetables by using Quick bioassays; which later became the Ministry Resolute No. DAL-041-ADM-2008 of July 8, 2008 (currently, promulgated in the Official Gazette No. 26241). • Speaker at the Training Sampling Procedures for Control of Pesticide Residues in vegetables, held in the David city from November 30 to December 1, 2006. • Display during Training for Rapid Detection of Pesticide Residues in Vegetables, held at the Central Agricultural Market in Panama from 09 to October 12, 2006. • Professor of graduate courses: "Agricultural Chemistry and Environment" in Environmental Management with Emphasis on Environmental Impact Assessment and "Pesticides and Toxicology" of the Master of Science in Agricultural Plant Protection. The first issued in September-October 2006 and the last from early April until June 2007. • Development in April 2007 of booklet on Pesticides and Toxicology for graduate students in Agricultural Science in Plant Protection. • Development in September 2006 of booklet on Agrochemicals and Environment for graduate students in Environmental Management with Emphasis on Environmental Impact Assessment. • Development of Sampling Plan for the Pesticide Residues Control in Vegetables and Fruit of the Republic of Panama. Delivered on 3 May 2006. The document provides the basis for collecting samples of plant origin, directly from the field, packing plants, processing plants and customs areas. The statistical principles, types of sampling, selection of sample size, procedures for sampling, timing of completion by region of the Ministry of Agricultural Development and issues concerning the control and quality assurance of sampling are discussed. • Since March 2006, part-time professor at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Panama and the Technological University of Panama. In the first teaching the subject of Plant Nutrition, Agricultural Experimentation, Soil Science and Soil Fertility and the second - Ecotoxicology, General Ecology and Process Fundamentals of Environmental Impact Assessment. • From June 1, 2005, transferred to the National Directorate of Plant Protection, to Agrochemical Quality Laboratory of Chemical Formulations and Pesticide Residues, performing functions of Analyst of Pesticide Residues Control and counterpart of the Ministry of Development Agriculture


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(MIDA) to the Rapid Detection Project of Pesticide Residues organophosphate and carbamate, funded by the Taiwan Technical Mission in Panama. • Development of booklet on Agrochemicals, made in March 2005 for II year students of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Panama. • Author of booklet (study guide and work) on Research Methodology for III year students of, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Panama. Prepared in Changuinola, March 2004. • Preparation of the proposal, together with the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology at the University of Panama, for the creation of the Master: Environmental Management with Emphasis on Environmental Impact Assessment. Changuinola, September 2003. Approved by the Academic Council on September 15, 2004, meeting No. 38-04. • Exhibitor for producers in several districts of Bocas del Toro province, during the final months of 2003, on new challenges for export: EUREPGAP Protocol and Bioterrorism Act, particularly in terms of records, management of agrochemicals, sanitation and traceability for quality assurance and safety of plant products for human consumption. • Exhibitor and Coordinator of the Course "Training for the Trainers on Integrated Pest Management in the Cultivation of Coffee", made in the indigenous community of Northern, Bocas del Toro province, March 2003 and in the indigenous community of Cilico Creek of Bocas del Toro, from 17 to February 21, 2003, with the support of Project MIDA-FAO berry borer cafeto. Methodology: Field Schools Modified. • Author of booklet on Experimental Design for III year students of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Panama. Changuinola, August 2002. • From September 2000 until May 2005, Regional Coordinator of Plant Protection, MIDA R-9, Bocas del Toro. • Professor, from the first half of 1999, at the University of Panama, Regional Center of Bocas del Toro in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, teaching courses Plant Protection I - 261, Plant Protection II - 301 and 290 Plant Protection, Relationship Soil-Plant-Water, Quantitative Methods I and II, Research Methodology, Agrochemicals, Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Experiment II, experimental design and organic agriculture, • Professor since 1989 at the Technological University, Regional Center of Bocas del Toro, the following subjects: Industrial Safety and Health, Research Methodology (I and II -1994); Fundamentals of Chemistry (-1997 II); Fundamentals of Chemistry (-1998 I and II); Fundamentals of Chemistry and Manufacturing Processes (II -1999); Fundamentals of Chemistry (-2000 II) and Agrochemicals (I - 2005). • Appointed as official MIDA, from the first of August 1995, performing functions of Regional Coordinator of Plant Protection and Technical Secretary of the province of Bocas del Toro. • Professor at the Professional and Technical Institute (IPT) of El Silencio, Changuinola, Bocas del Toro province during the years 1993-1994, the following subjects of Soil and Fertilizer, Soil Science, Agricultural Experiment, Chemistry, Surveying and Fruticultura. Furthermore responsible project root and tuber project in 1993-1994 and Passion Fruit in 1994.


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Mr. Khidir Gibril Musa (Sudan)

CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME KHIDIR GIBRIL MUSA EDRES

GENDER MALE DATE OF BIRTH 1950

NATIONALITY SUDANESE

SOCIAL STATUS MARRIED with four Sons & two Daughters ADDRESS PLANT PROTECTION DIRECTORATE

P.O BOX 14, KHARTOUM NORTH, SUDAN TELEPHONES: +24913337482 (OFFICE)

+2491339423 (FAX) +2499912138939 (MOBILE)

E-MAIL [email protected]@gmail.com

PRESNT POST 1- Director General, Plant Protection Directorate, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation 2- Registrar, National Pesticides Council, 3- Standards Committee Member for 7 years, 4- Focal Point of Sudan to IPPC, 5- CPM Bureau Member, 6- DNA and Focal Point of Rotterdam Convention,

QUALIFICATIONS M. Sc. Crop Protection

Awarded in 1985 from the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Khartoum, Sudan

B. Sc. (Hon.) Agriculture 2nd Class

Awarded 1974 from the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Khartoum, Sudan Crop protection

Diploma in Management Analysis

Awarded in 1976 from the Royal Institute of Public Administration, London, UK.

Seminars, workshops and training courses

Participated in many Seminars, workshops and training courses in the field of pest management in Germany, England, Italy, Brazil, Switzerland, Turkey, India, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Egypt, Cyprus, Morocco, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Africa and Tanzania.

EXPERIENCE 2007-todate 2000 - 2007

Director General of the Plant Protection Directorate, Deputy Director General of the Plant Protection General Directorate, and Director of Pest Management Directorate. The terms of reference of this job are: A. make plans and programmes and supervise all pest management activities executed by the General Directorate

1. control of desert locust, tree locust, grass hoppers and other locust species, 2. campaigns for the control of Quelea birds from September to November

each year 3. Sorghum bug that sucks sorghum grain at the milk stage, controlled at

hibernation from December to April. 4. control of pest of export crop like sesame and melon seeds


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5. Control of rat and mice before the establishment of crops and all crops at storage.

6. Control campaign for exotic pest like the green pit scale 7. Control of fruit flies on citrus, mango, guava and others.

B. Supervise testing and registration of pesticides and participation in the pest and disease committee that endorse trials results.

C. Executing tenders to purchase of pesticides.

1997 -2000 Director of Investment Directorate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on secondment, during this period many big agricultural investment Project were implemented under my directions.

1989 -1997 Headed the following sections of the PPD, 1. Planning and Development Section, during this period

I constructed and established stations for integrated pest management activities for small farmers in different parts for of the country,

constructed and equipped the central laboratory of the PPD, Supervised the implementation of programmes for donations from

different organizations and countries i.e., the Japan Grants (Increase of Food Production in Sudan, US$7 Million per year). The Grant was implemented through JAICA of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (KR2)

Purchasing, pesticides and other chemicals, spraying equipments, fumigation equipments through National and international contracts.

2. Horticultural Crops Pests Control Section, 3. Training Section

During this period the section output was improved and not less than a 100 inspectors were trained in the country and abroad.

4. field’s crop section During this period I initiated improvement of control methods of

Desert and tree locust, Quelea birds and sorghum bug, through supervision in the field of all control activities all over the country.

Supervised the implementation of EMPRES programme and introduction of the new technologies i.e. E-Locust and Ramses for the improvement of early warning of desert locust.

1986 -1989 I was on secondment for the Blue Nile Agricultural Corporation as the Director of the Plant Protection Department, in this capacity I was responsible for the management of cotton and wheat pests control through applying threshold levels for spraying the pest and supervision of aerial application of pesticides. Through applying this methodology the productivity of cotton increased from 1.5 Qantar/feddan to 9 Qantars/feddan.

1979 - 1986 Director of Agricultural production of the Military Agricultural Corporation. The productivity of crops produced by corporation was tremendously improved under my directions.

1974 - 1997 Appointed as a Field Inspector in the Plant Protection Directorate and worked in many stations in Northern State, Blue Nile and White Nile States, implemented survey and control activities of national pests.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Chairman of the Desert Locust Control Organization for East Africa (DLCO-EA) Executive Committee for two periods (three years each).

Chairman of the Central Region Committee (CRC) for Desert Locust Control for one year.


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Ms. Viliami Toalei Manu (Tonga)

Research & Information Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Forests & Fisheries,

PO Box 14, Nuku’alofa, Kingdom of TONGA Tel: 676 37474 Fax: 676 23093 Email: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY A professional Director of the Research and Information Division for more than 8 years skilled at seeing the “big picture” while focusing always on conducting research to develop and transfer solutions to solve complex agricultural problems of high national priority An experienced, innovative and a versatile Director of the Food Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Forests and Fisheries for six years in developing the National Food Safety and Quality Assurance System.

An experienced Research Scientist for eleven years in designs, field surveys, field/screen-house trials, laboratory experiments, data captures, analyses, reports and communication of scientific research results on conservation of soil, plant genetic, water and biodiversity resources, climate change resilience, agronomic to the policy decision-makers, farmers, clients, scientific journals, etc. .

An experience Chemist for seven years in establishing, operate and managed the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory dedicated to chemical analysis of soil, plant tissue and water for macro- and micro-nutrients with experience in GLP laboratory requirements and procedures, uses of standardized chemical extraction methods and analytical results documentation for final study records.

A dedicated National Pesticide Registrar with more than 15 years of experience in managing the import, provision of advice and trainings on safety of Pesticides into Tonga.

An experience Designated National Authority for the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Pesticides in International Trade with 5 years experience.

The National Codex Contact Point for the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission for nine years. Also the National Codex Contact for the FAO Genetic Modified Platform for three years.

SKILLS

Team leadership & Staff development Extensive knowledge of SAS statistical programs Extensive skills in design, execution, data capture, data analysis of scientific agricultural research

experiments Soils, Environment, Climate resilience, analytical skills, fertilizer, irrigations, pesticides Skills in communication of scientific research results to clients

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WORK HISTORY 2007 - 2015 Director Research, Extension & Livestock Division,

2001 - 2006 Chief Research Scientist Food Division, MAFFF

1998 - 2000 PhD in Soil Science University of New England, NSW, Australia

1990 - 1997 Principal Research Scientist Agronomy/ Soil Resources Management Section

1987 - 1989 Master Analytical Chemistry University of Canterbury, New Zealand

1982 - 1986 Research Scientist Establish, operate and manage the analytical chemistry Laboratory, MAFFF

EDUCATION$

1998-2000 Doctor of Philosophy in Soil Science (Thesis “Effects of Cropping Systems on Soil Carbon and Nutrient Availability and the Ameliorating Practices that Enhance Optimum and Sustainable Crop Yields in Tonga”) University of New England, Armidale, NSW, AUSTRALIA.

1988-1989 Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry,

University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand.

1979-1982 Bachelor of Science major in Mathematic, Physic & Chemistry, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand.

PUBLICATION

V. Manu, A. Whitbread, N. Blair and G. Blair (2014). “Carbon status and structural stability of soils from differing land use systems in the Kingdom of Tonga.” Soil Use and Management, December 2014, 30, 517–523

M. vander Velde, M. Vakasiuola, S.R. Green, V.T. Manu, V. Minonesi, M. Vanclooster & B.E. Clothier (2007). “Climatic variation, recharge and freshwater lens salinity of a coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean in Sanford”, W., Langevin, C., Polemio, M., and Povinec. P., eds., 2007, A new focus on groundwater-seawater interactions: IAHS Redbook Publication 312, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, p. 244-255.

Manu, V. T. (1998). “Implication of Application of thick organic mulch to the cropping system in Tonga” Journal of South Pacific Agriculture 4, 135-8.

Manu, V. T., and Halavatau, S. (1995). “Agroforestry in the food production systems in the South Pacific.” Soil organic matter management for sustainable Agriculture Workshop. ACIAR Proceedings No. 56, 163p Ubon, Thailand, ( Eds R. D. B. Lefroy, G. Blair, and E. T. Craswell).

Manu, V. T. (1992). “Review of the current soil fertility research for agriculture in Tonga.” Proceedings of the Soil Fertility and Land Evaluation Workshop. Nukuálofa, Kingdom of Tonga, (Ed B. B. Trangmar). (DSIR Land Resources, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.)

Manu, V. T., Powell, H. K. J., Banks, L., and Sheats, A. (1990). “Accession of SO42--sulfur from Tongan rainfall”

Australian Journal of Soil Research 28, 727-36.


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Mr. Steven Morris (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

Curriculum vitae

Family name: Morris. First names: Steven. Date of birth: 17th January 1964. Nationality: British. Education:

Institution Date(s) Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained Imperial College of Science and Technology, London University.

1990 - 1993 Ph.D. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in the vicinity of their manufacture.

Imperial College of Science and Technology, London University.

1989 - 1990 M.Sc. & Dip. of Imperial College. Environmental Technology. Specialist course: Environmental Pollution.

Hertfordshire University. 1982 - 1986 B.Sc. (2:1) Environmental Studies.

Membership of professional bodies: Association of Official Analytical Chemists (AOAC) International. Personal skills: Professionalism: proven expertise in environmental/analytical science, demonstrated in-

depth technical awareness, knowledge and hands-on-experience with proven analytical skills, ability to identify clients needs, propose solutions and establish effective client working relationships.

Planning and organisation: proven ability to plan and organise own work and that of others, ability to make timely decisions with good judgement, initiative, resourcefulness, energy and tact and to operate across organisational boundaries. Willingness to accept wide range of responsibilities, ability to work to tight deadlines and handle multiple, concurrent projects and activities. Ability to allocate appropriate time and resources for completing work and demonstrates persistence when faced with challenges

Communication: effective written, oral and presentational skills including ability to explain technical issues to a range of stakeholders, to develop proposals, win tenders, produce reports, and advise senior managers. Computer literacy for purposes of report writing and presentations.

Teamwork: excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with people of different national and cultural backgrounds with respect to diversity. Ability to provide leadership, vision, technical support, training, contribution to the learning of colleagues and with a willingness to learn from others. Capacity to motivate, mentor, coach and develop staff and encourage good performance. Proven record of building and managing teams by ensuring an effective work structure to maximise productivity and to achieve organisational goals. Genuinely values others’ ideas and expertise, accepts joint responsibility for short comings and shares credit for team accomplishments, showing pride in work and achievements.

Creativity: ability to negotiate, promote and persuade others to consider new ideas. Willingness to keep abreast of new developments, and an ability to identify strategic issues, opportunities and risks.


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Present position: Policy adviser for international chemicals and nanotechnology Years within the organisation: 21. Key qualifications:

Internationally recognised scientist in the field of chemical/analytical measurement of anthropogenic contaminants and harmful marine algal toxins

Project and team management.

Specific work experience (in non-EU member countries): Country Date Name and brief description of the project Bangkok, Thailand Oct. – Nov. 2006 Training Thai Ministry of Agriculture scientists in the analysis of algal

marine biotoxins using liquid chromatography with fluorescence and mass spectrometric detection techniques

Kuwait Environment Public Authority

Nov. 2013 to June 2014

Training Kuwaiti scientists in developing and applying marine contaminant monitoring programmes and analytical quality assurance.


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Professional experience: Date from - Date to Location Company Position Description

July 2015 – present

London, United Kingdom

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

Policy Advisor Primary purpose of the role is policy advice in respect of (1) international conventions and policy frameworks concerning environmental management of chemicals, and (2) national and European environmental regulation issues concerning nanotechnologies. Key responsibilities focus on: Involvement with: implementation of the

Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants; work by the Organisation for Economic co-operation and Development (OECD) on chemicals and nanotechnologies; and management of Defra-funded research projects concerned with chemicals and nanotechnologies issues.

Influencing EU intentions regarding regulation of manufactured nanomaterials to understand better, and minimise, environmental risks whilst preventing overly precautionary approaches that stifle innovation.

Drawing up and providing UK input to the international Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) and its aspirations to 2030. This involves participation in an EU Working Party and in regional SAICM meetings.

March 1994 – July 2015

Weymouth, Dorset, United Kingdom.

Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas; Executive Agency of Defra).

Environmental Analytical Chemist

Responsible for determination of lipophilic and hydrophilic toxins by method development and validation as well as persistent organic pollutants including halogenated (pesticide, flame retardant)


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residue analysis in marine, coastal and estuarine matrices using gas and liquid chromatography with electron capture and mass spectrometric instrumentation. Analytical method development for novel and emerging contaminants and endocrine disrupting chemicals. Client and customer report writing and authorship of peer-reviewed publications and platform presentations at international conferences. Team leader roles. Project manager. Training of technical support staff in sample preparation, analysis, data interpretation and scientific report and publication writing.

1987 - 1989 Pembroke, West Wales, United Kingdom.

Oil Pollution Research Unit, Fields Studies Council.

Research Assistant

Responsible for hydrocarbon residue analysis in marine, coastal and estuarine matrices using gas chromatography. Client report writing. Training of technicians in sample preparation, analysis and data interpretation.


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Peer-reviewed publications: T. G. Pottinger, I. Katsiadaki, C. Jolly, M. Sanders, I. Mayer, A. P. Scott, S. Morris, A. Kortenkamp, and M. Scholze (2013). Predicting the joint effects of four anti-androgens on spiggin concentrations in androgen-primed female three-spined sticklebacks. Aquatic Toxicology. 140-141. 145-156. Paul D. Jepson, Robert Deaville, Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse, James Barnett, Robert L. Brownell Jr. Paul D. Jepson, Robert Deaville, Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse, James Barnett, Robert L. Brownell Jr., Adrian Colloff, Frances C. Clare, Nick Davison, Robin J. Law, Jan Loveridge, Shaheed K. Macgregor, Steven Morris, Rod Penrose, Matthew Perkins, Pinn, Eunice, Victor Simpson, Tasker, Mark, Nick Tregenza, Andrew A. Cunningham & Antonio Fernández. (2013). What caused the UK's largest common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) mass stranding. PLoS ONE. 8, (4): e60953. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0060953. Silvia M. Nascimento, Eliliane V. Corrêa, Mariângela Menezes, Daniel Varela, Javier Paredes, Steven Morris (2012). Growth and toxin profile of Ostreopsis cf. ovata (Dinophyta) from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Harmful Algae, 13, 1-9. Leslie, H.A., Leonards, P.E.G., Shore, R.F., Walker, L.A., Bersuder, P.R.C., Morris, S., Allchin, C.R. & de Boer, J. (2011). Decabromodiphenylether and hexabromocyclododecane in wild birds from the United Kingdom, Sweden and The Netherlands: Screening and time trends. Chemosphere. 82, 88-95. Cécile Jolly, Ioanna Katsiadaki, Steve Morris, Nadine Le Belle, Sylvie Dufor, Ian Mayer, Tom G. Pottinger, & Alexander P. Scott. (2009). Detection of the anti-androgenic effect of endocrine disrupting environmental contaminants using in vivo and in vitro assays in the three-spined stickleback. Aquatic Toxicology. 92, 228-239. Marion Sebire, Alexander P. Scott, Charles R. Tyler, James Cresswell, Dave J. Hodgson, Steve Morris, Matthew B. Sanders, Paul D. Stebbing & Ioanna Katsiadaki. (2009). The organophosphorous pesticide, fenitrothion, acts as an anti-androgen and alters reproductive behavior of the male three-spined stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus. Ecotoxicology. 18, 122-133. Andrew D. Turner, Deirdre M. Norton, Robert G. Hatfield, Steven Morris, Allan R. Reese, Myriam Algoet, & David N. Lees. (2009). Single laboratory validation of the AOAC HPLC method (2005.06) for mussels: refinement and extension of the method to additional toxins. AOAC Int., 92, 190-207. Robin J. Law, Dorte Herzke, Stuart Harrad, Steven Morris, Philippe Bersuder & Colin R. Allchin. (2008). Levels and trends of HBCD and BDEs in the European and Asian environments, with some information for other BFRs. Chemosphere, 73, 223-241. Roberts, PH, Allchin, CR, Bersuder, P, Morris, S. (2008). LC-ESI-IT-MS/MS analysis of organophosphorus flame retardants and plasticisers in selected English marine sediments and surface waters. Organohalogen Compounds. 70, 2228-2230. S. Morris, M. Algoet & A. Turner (2007). Advancing shellfish toxin monitoring. Shellfish News, 24, Autumn/Winter 2007, 17-20. Law, R.J., Allchin, C.R., de Boer, J., Covaci, A., Herzke, D., Lepom, P., Morris, S., Tronczynski, J., & de Wit, C. (2006). Levels and trends of brominated flame retardants in the European environment. Chemosphere, 64, 187-208. Morris, S., Bersuder, P., Allchin, C.R., Zegers, B., Boon, J.P., Leonards, P.E.G., & de Boer, J. (2006). Determination of the brominated flame retardant hexabomocyclododecane in sediments and biota by LC-ESI-MS. Trends in Analytical Chemistry, 25, (4), 343-349. Cook, A.C., Morris, S., Reese, R.A., & Irving, S.I., (2006) Assessment of fitness-for-purpose of an insect bioassay using the desert locust (Schistocera gregaria L.) for the detection of PSP toxins in shellfish flesh Toxicon, 48, 662-671. Katsiadaki, I., Morris, S., Squires, C., Hurst, M.R., James, J.D. & Scott, A.P. (2006). Use of the Three-Spined Stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) as a sensitive in vivo test for the detection of environmental anti-androgens. Environmental Health Perspectives, 114, (1), 115-121.


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P. Hess, S. Morris, L.A. Stobo, N. A. Brown, J.D.G. McEnvoy, G. Kennedy, P.B. Young, E. McGovern, T. McMahon & S. Gallacher (2005) Trends in Performance assessment of LC-UV and LC-MS methods for the determination of domoic acid, the amnesic shellfish poisoning toxin, in standard solutions, extracts and homogenates of the scallop Pecten maximus. Trends In Analytical Chemistry, 24, (4), 358-367. S. M. Nascimento, D. A. Purdie & S. Morris (2005) Morphology, toxin composition and pigment content of Prorocentrum lima strains isolated from a coastal lagoon in southern UK. Toxicon, 45, 633-649. S.M. Nascimento, D.A. Purdie, E.L. Lilly, J. Larson & S. Morris (2005) Toxin profile, pigment composition, and large subunit rDNA phylogenetic analysis of an Alexandrium minutum (Dinophyceae) strain isolated from the Fleet Lagoon, United Kingdom. Journal of Phycology, 41, 343-353. Foden, J., Purdie, D.A., Morris, S. & Naiscimento, S. (2005). Epiphytic abundance and toxicity of Prorocentrum lima populations in the Fleet Lagoon, UK. Harmful Algae, 4, 1063. Morris, S., Allchin, C.R., Zegers, B., Haf dtka, J.J.H., Boon, J.P., Belpaire, C., Leonards, P.E.G., van Leeuwen, S.P.J., & de Boer. (2004). Distribution and fate of HBCD and TBPPA brominated flame retardants in North Sea estuaries and aquatic food webs. Environ. Sci. Technol., 38, 5497-5504. Morris, S., Allchin, C.R., Bersuder, P., Zegers, B., Haftka, J.J.H., Boon., J.P., Brandsma, S.H., Kruitjt, A.W., van der Veen, I., van Hesselingen, J. & de Boer J. (2003). A new LC-MS method for the detection and quantification of hexabromocyclododecane diastereoisomers and tetrabromobisphenol A flame retardants in environmental samples. Organohalogen Compounds, 60, 436-439. Morris, S., Lyons, B., Stentiford, G. & Katsiadaki, I. (2003). UK marine scientists explore the proteomics Visistor Centre, EMBL, Germany. InFocus, 5, 6-7. Law, R.J., Allchin, C.R., Morris, S., & Jepson, P.D. (2003). Persistent organohalogen compounds in marine mammals stranded or bycaught in the UK. Organohalogen Compounds, 62, 224-227. Allchin, C.R. & Morris, S. (2003). Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD) diastereoisomers and brominated diphenylether (PBDE) congeners in edible fish from the Rivers Skerne and Tees, UK. Organohalogen Compounds, 61, 41-44. Maycock, D.M., Prennar, M.M., Kheir, R., Morris, S., Callaghan, A., Whitehouse, P., Morritt, D., & Crane, M. (2003). Incorporation of in situ and biomarker assays in higher-tier assessment of aquatic toxicity of insecticides. Water Research, 37, 4180-4190. K.J. James, A. Furey, M. Lehane, H. Ramstad, T. Aune, P. Hovgaard, S. Morris, W. Higman, M. Satake & T. Yasumoto (2002). First evidence of an extensive northern European distribution of azaspiracid poisoning (AZP) toxins in shellfish. Toxicon, 40, (7), 909-915. Law, R.J., Allchin, C.R., Bennette, M.E., Morris, S. & Spurrier, C.J.H. (2002) Polybrominated diphenylethers in two species of marine top preditors from England and Wales. Chemosphere, 46, (5), 673-681. Sheahan, D.A., Brighty, G.C., Daniel, M., Kirby, S.J., Hurst, M.R., Kennedy, J., Morris, S Jobling, S., Routledge, E., Sumpter, J.P. & Waldock, M.J. (2002). Estrogenic activity measured in a sewage treatments works treating industrial inputs containing high concentrations of alkylphenolic compounds - a case study. Environ. Toxicol., & Chem., 21, (3), 507-514. Sheahan, D.A., Brighty, G.C., Daniel, M., Jobling, S., Harries, J.E., Hurst, M.R., Kennedy, J., Kirby, S.J., Morris, S., Routledge, E.J., Sumpter, J.P. & Waldock, M.J. (2002). Reduction in estrogenic activity of a treated sewage effluent discharge to an English river as a result of a decrease in the concentration of industrially-derived surfactants. Environ. Toxicol., & Chem., 21, (3), 515-519. Rogers-Grey, T., Jobling, S., Kelly, C., Morris, S., Brighty, G., Waldock, Sumpter, J.P., & Tyler, C.R. (2001). Exposure of juvenile Roach (Rutilus rutilus) to treated sewage effluent induces dose-dependent and persistent disruption in gonadal duct development. Environ. Sci. Technol., 35, 426-470. Rogers-Grey, T., Jobling, S., Morris, S., Kelly, C., Kirby S., Janbakhsh, A., Harries, J.E., Waldock, M.J., Sumpter, J.P., & Tyler, C.R. (2000). Long term temporal changes in estrogenic composition of treated sewage effluent and its biological effects on fish. Environ. Sci. Technol., 34, 1521-1528.


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Kirby, M.F., Morris, S. Hurst, M., Kirby, S., Neall, P., Tylor, T. & Fagg, A. (2000). The use of cholinesteraseactivity in Flounder (Platichthys flesus) muscle tissue as a biomarker of neurotoxic contamination of UK estuaries. Mar. Poll. Bull., 9, 780-791. Law, R., Allchin, C.R. Benette, M & Morris, S. (2000). Polybrominated diphenylesthers in blubber of Harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena L.) stranded on the coasts of England and Wales. Organohalogen Compounds, 47, 249-252. Allchin, C.R., Morris, S., Benette, M.E., Lae, R.J., & Russell, I. (2000). Polybrominated diphenylether residues In Cormorant (Phalocrocorax carbo L.) livers from England, UK. Organohalogen Compounds, 47, 249-252. Allchin, C.R., Law, R.J. & Morris, S. (1999). Polybrominated diphenylethers (PBDEs) in sediments and biota downstream of potential sources in the UK. Environ. Pollut., 105, 197-207. Crane, M., Attwood, C., Sheahan, D. & Morris, S. (1999). Toxicity and bioavailability of organophosphorus insecticide Primethphos methyl to the freshwater amphipod Gammarus pulux L. in laboratory and mesocosom studies. Environ. Toxicol., Chem., 18 (7), 1456-1461. W.A. Higman & S. Morris (1999). The biotoxin monitoring programme for England and Wales. Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 2261: 97-98. Morris, S.& Lester, Lester, J.N. (1994). Behaviour and fate of polychlorinated biphenyls in a piolet watewater treatment plant. Wat. Res. 28, (7), 1553-1561. Conference presentations: Ducrot, V., Lagadic, L., Azam, D., Charles, S., Geiβ, C., Ruppert, K., Oehlmann, J., Brown, R., Holbech, H., Askem, C., Morris, S., Tasker, J., Weltje, L., Matthiessen, P. (2013). Development and validation of OECD test guidelines on mollusc reproductive toxicity tests. Poster presentation at SETAC UK Annual Meeting. University of Plymouth, UK. 9-10 September 2013. Tasker, J., Veauvy, C., Morris, S., Askem, C., Ducrot, V., Lagadic, L., Azam, D., Coke, M., Brown, R., Holbech, H., Ruppert, K. Oehlman J., Weltje, L., Roberts, M., & Hutchinson T.H. (2013). Baseline growth and reproductive parameters in Lymnaea stagnalis for OECD test guideline development: optimization of diets and culturing conditions. Poster presentation at SETAC Europe 23rd Annual Meeting. Glasgow, UK. 12-16 May 2013. Hall, A.J., Morris, S. and Lacaze, J.-P. (2011). The widespread exposure of Scottish harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) to biotoxins from harmful algae. Platform presentation at Marine Alliance for Science and Technology (MASTS) Conference, Heriot Watt University, August 22-24 2011. McMillan, D., Morris, S., Brunet, C., Faulkner, D., Rosnack, K. and Romano, J. (2011). Improving LC-MS/MS methodology for lipophilic marine biotoxins analysis using UPLC and novel MS techniques. Poster presentation at 8th International Conference on Molluscan Shellfish Safety, Prince Edward Island, Canada. June 2011. Morris, S., Brunet, C., Kelly, R., Rapkova, M., Turner, A., Huk, M. and McMillan, D. (2011). Single laboratory validation of an LC-MS/MS method for the measurement of marine lipophilic toxins in shellfish and conversion to UPLC. Platform presentation at AOAC Toxins Taskforce Meeting, Biaona, Spain. May 1-6, 2011. Brunet, C., Kelly, R., Davidson, K. & Morris, S. (2010). LC-MS/MS analysis of Scottish bivalves during an unprecedented lipophilic toxins event and correlation with phytoplankton monitoring. Oral presentation at: 14th International Conference on Harmful Algae. Crete, Greece. November 1-5, 2010. Nascimento, S.M., Corrêa, E.V., Menezes, M., Varela, D., Paredes, J. Dagnino, D.S., Rapkova-Dhanji, M. & Morris, S. (2010). Molecular taxonomy and toxin profile of Ostreopsis cf. ovata (Dinophyta) from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Poster presentation at: 14th International Conference on Harmful Algae. Crete, Greece. November 1-5, 2010.


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Lacaze, J.-P., Morris, S.& Turrell, E. (2010). An investigation into the toxin profile of Alexandrium ostenfeldii isolated from Scottish waters. Poster presentation at: 14th International Conference on Harmful Algae. Crete, Greece. November 1-5, 2010. Nascimento, S.M., Rapkova-Dhanji, M. & Morris, S. (2010). Toxin profiles from Prorocentrum lima and Prorocentrum sp. isolates from Brazilian coastal waters. Poster presentation at: 14th International Conference on Harmful Algae. Crete, Greece. November 1-5, 2010. Aquino-Cruz, A. Purdie, D. & Morris, S. (2010). Effect of Rising Seawater Temperature on the Growth of Toxic Benthic Dinoflagellates. Poster presentation at: 14th International Conference on Harmful Algae. Crete, Greece. November 1-5, 2010. Morris, S., Huk, M., Kelly, R., Rapkova, M., Hutchinson, K., & Brunet C. (2009). Single laboratory validation of a LC-MS/MS method for the determination of regulated marine lipophilic phycotoxins in shellfish typically tested in the United Kingdom. Poster presentation at: International Conference of Molluscan Shellfish Safety. Nantes, France, June 14-19, 2009. Brunet, C., Kelly, R., Stubbs, B. & Morris, S. (2009). Detection and quantitation of lipophilic phycotoxins using LC-MS/MS in Pacific oyster samples to investigate the causes of the prolonged closure of a Scottish harvesting site. Poster presentation at: International Conference of Molluscan Shellfish Safety. Nantes, France, June 14-19, 2009. Roberts, P.H., Allchin, C.R., Bersuder, P., Morris, S. (2008). LC-ESI-IT-MS/MS analysis of organophosphorus flame retardants and plasticisers in selected English marine sediments and surface waters. Poster presentation at Dioxin2008, 28th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Polutants (POPs). Birmingham UK. 17-22, August 2008. Morris, S., Kelly, R., Stubbs, B., Luque-Perez, E., McElhiney, J. & Marshall, L. (2007). LC-MS profiling of lipid soluble biotoxins in Scottish shellfish during summer 2006. Presentation at Third International Symposium on the Recent Advances in Food Analysis. Prague, Czech Republic (November 6 to 9th 2007). Book of abstracts. p. 245. Morris, S. (2005). Measurement of harmful algal biotoxins in shellfish - a place for LC-MS/MS. Platform presentation at CCFRA. November 10th 2005. Oxfordshire, UK. J. Foden,. S. Morris, D.A. Purdie & S. Nascimento (2005). Epiphytic abundance and toxicity of Prorocentrum lima populations in the Fleet lagoon, UK. Poster presentation at 12th International Conference on Harmful Algae 2006, 4-8 September 2006. Copenhagen, Denmark. Percy, L., Higman, W.A., Bateman, K., Bresnan, E., Morris, S. & Lewis, J. (2006). An investigation of the relationship between Pseudo-nitzschia species and domoic acid in the Fal estuary, UK. Poster presentation at 12th International Conference on Harmful Algae 2006, 4-8 September 2006. Copenhagen, Denmark. Sheahan, D., Armitage, R., Hurst, M., Kennedy, J., Kirby, S., Morris, S. & Waldock M. (2005). Assessment of the source of toxicity in teated sewage effluents discharging to the River Aire and Calder system in W. Yorkshire, UK. In: T.J. Norberg-King, L.W. Goodfellow, J.L. Miller, & Waller, J.T. (Eds). Toxicity reduction and toxicity identification evaluations for effluents, ambient waters and other aqueous media. Pensacola, FL, USA. pp 364-372. S. Morris, B. Stubbs, A. Cooke, S. Milligan & M. Quilliam. (2004). The First Report of the Co-0ccurrence of Pectentotoxins, Okadaic Acid and Dinophysistoxin-2 in Shellfish from England. HABTech2003 Workshop Proceedings of Presentations and Posters. 26-30 November 2003, Nelson, New Zealand. Cawthron Report No. 906. pp 83-89. Law, R.J., Allchin, C.R., de Boer, J., Covaci, A., Herzke, D., Lepom, Morris, S. & de Wit, C. (2004). Levels and trends of brominated flame retardants in the European environment. Platform presentation at BFR2004 - 3rd International workshop on BFRs in the environment. University of Toronto, Canada. 6-9 June 2004. De Boer, J., Leslie, H.A., Leonards, P.E.G., Bersuder, P., Morris, S. & Allchin, C.R. (2004). Screening and time trend study of decabromodiphenyl ether and hexabromocyclododecane in birds. Platform presentation at BFR2004 - 3rd International workshop on BFRs in the environment. University of Toronto, Canada. 6-9 June 2004.


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L. Percy, S. Morris, W. Higman, D. Stone, W.R. Hardstaff & M.A. Quilliam (2004) Identification of Alexandrium ostenfeldii from the Fal estuary, UK; morphology, molecular taxonomy and toxin composition. XI Harmful Algal Blooms Conference, Cape Town, S. Africa. 15-19 November 2004. L. Percy, W. Higman, D. Stone, S.Morris & J. Lewis (2004) A detailed study of phytoplankton in the Fal estuary, U.K., and the relationship between Alexandrium species and PSP toxin profiles of Mytilus sp. 5th International Conference on Molluscan Shellfish Safety (ICMSS04), Galway, Ireland. 14-18 June 2004. Higman, W.A., Morris, S., Gubbins, M., Way, K., Stubbs, B, Higgins, C. & McEnvoy, J. (2002). ‘Atypical' DSP positives in cockles (Cerstoderma edule L.) from the routine biotoxin monitoring programme for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Poster presentation at the Xth International Conference on Harmful Algae, St. Peters Beach, Florida, USA. 22-25 October 2002. Nascimento, S., Purdie, D., Larsen, J. & Morris, S. (2002). A new toxic isolate of Alexandrium minutum from a coastal lagoon in southern England. Poster presentation at the Xth International Conference on Harmful Algae, St. Peters Beach, Florida, USA. 22-25 October 2002. Nascimento, S., Morris, S. & Purdie, D. (2002). Harmful algal blooms in the coastal Fleet lagoon, Dorset, England. Poster presentation at the Xth International Conference on Harmful Algae, St. Peters Beach, Florida, USA. 22-25 October 2002. Nascimento, S., Purdie, D., Larsen, J. & Morris, S. (2002). Toxin composition and morphological variability of Prorocentrum lima isolates from a coastal lagoon in southern England. Poster presentation at the Xth International Conference on Harmful Algae, St. Peters Beach, Florida, USA. 22-25 October 2002. Maycock, D.S., Morris, S., Morritt, D. & Crane, M. (2002). Spiking hydrophobic organic compounds into sediment: consequences for toxicity testing. Poster presentation at 23rd SETAC annual meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.19-22 November 2002. Higman, W.A. & Morris S. (2000). The use of non-animal assays within a biotoxin monitoring programme. Poster presentation at the IXth International Conference on Harmful Algae, Tasmania, 2000.


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Mr. Shehab Al-Shameri (Yemen)

REPUBLIC OF YEMEN SANA'A

Curriculum vita 1- Family name First name Middle name Maiden name AL-Shameri Shehab Qaid Abdulaziz

2- Present residence Sana'a. Republic of Yemen

3- Length of present residence Up to date

8- mobil +967 777 306 316

4- Mailing address P.O. Box: 26, Sana'a. Republic of Yemen

9-Tlefax +967-1 235193

5- Place of birth Taiz

6- Date of birth 10/11/1959

7- Present nationality Yemeni

10- E- mail [email protected]/ [email protected]

11- Sex Male

12- Marital status Maride

13- Language READ WRITE SPEAK Excel-lent

Very good

Fair Slight Excel-lent

Very good

Fair Slight Excel-lent

Very Good

Fair Slight

ARABIC √ √ √ ENGLISH √ √ √ 14- Professional (working) fields of expertise; Plant Protection for 21 years 15- specialist in; Pesticides management for 21 years 16- Computer skills; Excellent 17- Education;

Name and place

Years attended Degrees and academic distinction obtained

Main subject

From To

-King Saud University - King Dom of Saudi Arabia

1979 1983

Bsc in Agricultural since Plant Protection

18- National defense service; 1983 – 1984 19- High School;

Name and place Years attended Certificate obtained

Type - Al thourah Secondary School - Taiz, Yemen

From To 1976 1977 General Secondary

Certificate High School

20- Teaching service; 1977 – 1978


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21- CONFERENCES

NO NAME PLACE YEAR DURATION REMARKS

CITY CONTRY

1- THE THERD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PESTICIDES HASAERDS

CAIRO EGYPT 1989 5 DAYS PAPER PRESENTED

2- THE FOURTH ARAB CONFERENCE FOR PLANT PROTECTION SAINECES

CAIRO EGYPT 1990 5 DAYS PRESENTED PAPER

3 NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR AGRO – CHEMICALS

SANA’A YEMEN 2008 2 DAYS PRESENTED PAPER

22- CYMPOSIUMS AND WORKSHOPS: NO NAME

ORGANAZED BY

PLACE

YEAR

DURATION REMARKS

CITY COUNTRY

1 THE FRIST CYMPOSIUM OF PLANT PROTECTION

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE P P

SANA'A YEMEN 1985 1 WEAK

PAPER PRESENTED

2 THE FRIST WORKSHOP OF PLANT PROTECTION

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE YEMEN/GERMAN (PPP)

SANA'A YEMEN 1994 1 WEAK

PAPER PRESENTED

3 ENVIRONMENTAL CYMPOSIUM IN AL-SHURA COUNCIL

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COUNCIL

SANA'A YEMEN 1998 5 DAYS PAPER PRESENTED

4 CYMPOSIUM ABOUT AGRICULTURAL IN THE GREEN HOUSES IN YEMEN

GENRAL ATHOURETY FOR EXTENTION AND AGRICULTURAL RESEASHES

SANA'A YEMEN 2000 3 DAYS PAPER PRESENTED

5 NATIONAL CYMPOSIUM FOR COSUMER PROTECTION IN AL SHURA COUNCIL

YEMEN SOSIATY FOR CONSUMER PROTETION

SANA’A YEMEN 2001 3 DAYS PAPER PRESENTED

6 WORKSHOP ABOUT THE SAFETY OF THE CHEICALS

THE SHURA COUCIL


7 THE SINTIFIC CYMPOSIUM (CURRENT PLANT PROTETION IN YEMEN AND FUTURE STATIGY)

UINIVERSITY OF SANA’A, AGIRI. COLEGE & MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF PLANT PROTECTION


8 ATTENDANCE OF MEETINGS CONCERNING HARMONSATION OF PESTICIDES REGITRATION REQUAIRMENTS FOR THE EASTERN MIDITARIAN & NORTH AFRICA COUNTRIES

ARARB ORGANISATION FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT& CROPLIFE

CASA BLANC -BIRUT - DAMSCAS CASA BLANC

MORACO LEBANON - SYRIA - MORACO

2001 2002 2004 2005

2 DAYS 2 DAYS 2 DAYS 2 DAYS

PRESENTED REPORT PESTICIDES IN YEMEN

9 ATTENDANCE OF MEETINGS CONCERNIGN STOCKHOLM CONVENTION ON PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLUTANT (POPs)

WHO – THE REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THR EASRTERN MIDITARIAN – GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITY (GEF)

- TONISIA - AMMAN

TONISIA JORDAN

2002 2003

3 DAYS 3 DAYS

NATIONAL REPORT PRESENTED

10 ORGANAISING, PREPARING AND PARTICIPATING IN THE WORKSHOP CONCERNING PERVETATIONS OF OBSOLET AND EXPAIRED PESTICIDES IN YEMEN

FAO & MOA SANA’A YEMEN 2005 5 DAYS PRESENTED REPORTS ABOUT OBSOLET AND BURIED PESTICIDES IN YEMEN


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11 ATTENDING THE FRIST REGIONAL MEETING ON THE ALTTERNATIVES OF DDT FOR CONTROLING MELARIA

WHO – THE REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THR EASRTERN MIDITARIAN – GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITY (GEF)

MASCUT OMAN 2006 3 DAYS NATIONAL REPORT PRESENTED

12 WORKSHOP – FOR CONDUCTING ROTERDAM CONVENTION

FAO – ROTERDAM CONVENTION

MANAMMA

BAHRIN 2013 4 DAYS NATIONAL REPORT PRESENTED

13 WORKSHOP ABOUT REGISTRATION OF PESTICIDES

USA AMMAN JORDON 2014 4 DAYS

14 Regional Workshop on agro-chemical poisoning and Conservation of Migratory Soaring Birds along the Rift Valley/Red Sea Flyway

BRIDLIFE ADDIS ABABA

ETHIOPIA 2014 3 DAYS NATIONAL REPORT PRESENTED

15 WORKSHOP ON REGUTIONS OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS

USA KOWALA LAMPOR

MALAISIA 2014 4 DAYS

23- TRAINING CURSES

No.

NAME

ORGANAZED BY

PLACE YEAR

DURATION

CITY COUNTRY

1

ON FARM FIELD TRAILS

GERMAN GTZ

MUNICK

GERMANY

1986

7 WEEKS

2

ENGLISH LANGUAGE GERMAN GTZ

LOSBANUS

THE

PHILIPEANSE

1988

THREE AND

HALF MONTH

3

ENGLISH LANGUAGE GERMAN GTZ

SANA'A

YEMEN

1990

10 DAYS

4 MANAGEMENT GERMAN GTZ

AMMAN

JORDAN

1994

2 WEEKS

5 TRASPORTATION OF HAZARDUS SUBSTANCES

GERMAN GTZ

KOLONN

GERMANY

1995

4 WEEKS

6

GROUND APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY

NOVARTIS + ALAGHIL COMPANY

CAIRO

EGYPT

1998

1 WEEK

7 STRATEGIC TO CONTROL THE MELARIA VICTOR

SYNGENTA+ NATIONAL PROGRAMM FOR MELARIA CONTROL

SANA’A YEMEN 2002 2 DAYS

8 FOOF SAFETY SIDA STOCKHOLM SWEDEN 2008 4 WEEKS

9 FOOF SAFETY SIDA AMMAN JORDON 2009 1 WEEK 10 CWC OCWC PARIS FRANC 2010 1 WEEK

11 CHEMECAL SAFETY USA AMMAN JORDON 2012 1 WEEK

24- OCCUPETIONALS: 1- 1985 – 1987 COUNTERPART FOR EXPERT OF PESTICIDES TESTTING SECTION WITH THE

YEMENI – GERMAN PLANT PROTECTION PROJECT. 2- 1987 – 1988 COUNTERPART AND HEAD OF PESTICIDES TESTTING SECTION WITH

THE YEMENI GERMAN PLANT PROTECTION PROJECT. 3- 1989 – 1990 HEAD PETICIDES MONITORING & INSPECTION SECTION AND ACTING

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF PESTICIDES DEPARTMENT, UNDER THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PLANT PROTECTION.

4- 1990 - 3/7/2006 DIRECTOR OF PESTICIDES DEPARTMENT UNDER THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PLANT PROTECTION.

5- 17/10/2009 – 7/11/2010 CONSULTATN FOR GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PLANT PROTECTION.


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6- 8/11/2010 – 2/6/2012 HEAD OF THE PESTICIDES TESTTING SECTION. 7- 3/6/2012 - DIRECTOR OF PESTICIDES DEPARTMENT. 8- 7/1/2015 – CONSULTANT OF GDPP FOR PESTICIDES AFFAIRS.

25- EXPERIENCE: 1- 1985 – 1988 PARTICIPATING AND CONDUCTING FOR MOR THAN 78 TESTS,

EXPEREMENS AND ON FARM TRIALS FOR 81 TYPE OF PESTICIDES AGAINST DEFFEREN PESTS ON SEVERAL CROPS IN TIHAMA EARA AND THE GOVOERNARATES OF TAIZ, SANA’A, SADA’A, AND HAJH…..ETC.

2- PARTICIPATED IN PREPARING THE ALLAWED AND PROHIPETED LISTS OF PESTICIDES AND THE LEGILATION FOR PESTICIDE HADLING IN THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF YEMEN, IN THE YEARS (1986, 1987 AND 1989 RESPICTEVELY).

3- 1989 PARTECIPATED, PREPARIN AND CONDUCTIN A FIELD STUDY ABOUT THE AVILABILTY OF PESTICIDES IN THE LOCAL MARKETS AND WHOME THEY SELES PESTICIDES, WITH COOPERATIONS WITH THE GERMAN GTZ EXPRTES.

4- IN THE YEARS 87,89,90,91,92 AND 1994 PARTICIPATED AND CONDUCTED SEVERAL SURVEIS FOR OBSOLET AND EXPAIRED PETICIDES ALL OVER THE REPUBLIC OF YEMEN, INCLUDING RISK ASSISTANCE AND STORSGE SITUATIONS, WITH COOPERATION WITH THE CONSULTANTS SENDS BY FAO.

5- 1996 AS A TECHNICAL COUNTERPART, I CONDUCTED THE FIRST PROJECT OF DISPOSAL OF OBSOLET PESTICIDES IN YEMEN WHECH CARRED OUT BY THE INTERNAYIONAL BRITESH RECAM COMPANY, AND ANDER SUPERVESION OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGAISATION (F.A.O) CONSULTANT, (262 TONNS OF OBSOLET PESTICIDES WAS SENT TO UK FOR INSENRATIONS).

6- 1996 PARTICIPATED AS A MEMBER IN THE HIGH COMMTEE OF THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR CONTROLLING THE VICTOR OF MELARIA DESEAS.

7- 1990, 1998 AND 2002 PARTICIPATED IN PREPARING AND DISCUTIONG SEVERAL DRAFTS OF THE PESTICIDES LAWS AND BY LAWS INCLUDING THE ENVIRONMENT LAW AND BY LAW ANTIL ESSUING THEM.

8- 2000 PARTICIPATED AS A MEMBER IN THE HIGH COMMTEE OF THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR CONTROLLING THE VICTOR OF REFT VALLY FEVER.

9- 99 – 2001 PARTICIPATED IN RISK ASSISMENT STUDIES CONDUCTED FOR THE LOCAION OF BURIED PESTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS, INSORDOD STATE FARM.

10- 2001 PARTICIPATED IN PREPARING STUDY ABOUT THE SAFE WAYS TO DISPOSE OF OBSOLET AND EXPAIRED PESTICIDES, ACCORDING TO REQUIST FROM ARAB ORGNAISAION FOR AGRICUYRAL DEVELOPMENT.

11- 2002 – 2004 – 2005 CONDUCTED THE SECOND PROJECT OF DIPOSAL OF BURIED PESTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS IN SORDOD STATE FARM, AS COUNTERPARTS, WITH COOPERATION AND UNDER SUPERVESION OF F.A.O.

12- 2004 – 2005 CODUCTED INVEROY STUDY ABOUT PERSISTANT PESTICIDES IN YEMEN, ACCORDING TO REQUIST FROM THE FOCAL POINT OF THE STOCKHOLM COVENTION IN YEMEN.

13- EXPERIENCE IN PESTICIDES MANAGEMENT FOR 30 YEARS. 26.-GOVERNMENT AND NON GOVERNMENT PETTICIPATED WITH:

1- MEMBER OF THE YEMENI SOCIETY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. 2- MEMBER OF THE ARAB SOCIETY FOR PLANT PROTECTION. 3- FORMER MEMBER OF THE PESTICIDES REGISTERATION COMMITTEE. 4- FORMER MEMBER OF THE PESTICIDES TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 5- MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR STOCKHOLM CONVENTION. 6- MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR CHEMICAL WEAPONS. 7- DESIGNATED PERSON FOR ROTERDAM CONVENTION. 8- MEMBER OF THE YEMENI AGRICULTURAL ENGNEERS SYNDICATE.

I HERE BY CERTIFY THAT ALL DATA MENTIONED ABOVE ARE CORRECT. ENGNEER: SHEHAB Q. A. AL SHAMERI SIGNITURE: DATE: 11 / 6 /2015

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