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D92 Financial and legal management Lead WU This management task will cover i the preparation of a Consortium Agreement to regulate the management bodies the decisionmaking process and the management of IP and priorexisting knowledge ii the financial administration of the project ie the timely distribution of funding to the partners via a dedicated Euro account the budget management utilization and monitoring and the preparation of annual consortium consolidated financial statements and iii the preparation of periodic management reports including justification of costs and Form C of all beneficiaries Online reporting tools are envisioned to ensure efficient communication between project management and project partners
Literature reviewD22 Literature review and collection of existing data on PPPs distribution and accumulation in ecosystems plants animals and humans Lead UBERN Other partners involved AU IISPV and CSS coordinators WU UBERN AU RAM UAVR UL INTA IPTPO UPCT MU UBORDA scoping review of existing literature on PPPs exposure and health effects will be performed as well as databases from running projects gather available CSS data and conduct semistructured interviews at CSS to support an integrated risk management tool for EPAH health based on EFSA work from 2019 httpswwwefsaeuropaeuenefsajournalpub5634 This review will be the platform for the development of an inventory of PPPs exposure as well as for the development of an integrated diagnostic approach The review will provide information on current knowledge knowns and identify gaps relevant to advancing the field unknowns
Minutes of the annual plenary meetingsD93 Gender balance Lead WU Other partners involved all First all partners will be informed about the unspoken societal rules which currently dictate the role of the gender aspects in research and innovation This step will include a statistical survey and an information session on gender issues during the kickoff meeting Furthermore we will initiate an inventory of gender equality among the CSS stakeholders to identify the number of women and men involved in the project including their positions roles ownership and opinions on the use of PPPs and alternative sustainable farming strategies Furthermore genderspecific PPPs effects will be considered in the global health approach examining the different effects of PPPs exposure on men and women both in the animal as well as human studies Therefore specific subgroup analyses will be performed based on underlying gender in WP2 WP3 and WP4
Three systematic reviews for modelling the exposure of PAHD31 Mine existing data for modelling the fate of PPP used in CSS and the effect on PAH health leading to exposure datasets for each target group Lead IISPV Other partners involved RU UU DTUAn extensive review of main pathway of environmental fate of pesticide will be performed in soil water air and plant under different scenarios present in the CSS Environmental compartment identification per each pesticide used in each scenario where a potential risk could be present using ecotoxicological and toxicological endpoint values For exposure prevalence of humans an extensive data mining will be performed using contemporary systematic review methodology For animals cow chicken goatsheep crops plants and nontarget species ecosystem a scoping review will be performed and if feasible a full systematic review Existing data will be used and compared to model predictions generated by fate models see task 32 PPPs residues in food and feed products will be identified from existing databases as sources of direct dietary exposure
Updated D&E planD83 Awareness raising and communication activities Lead CCRI Other partners involved all The communication strategy which is outlined in the Awareness raising and Communication plan ARC plan will identify strategic and targeted measures for promoting SPRINT and its results to society as a whole and in particular to some specific audiences and demonstrating how EU funding contributes to tackling food security To realise the ARC plan the following steps are proposed Launch of a dedicated public project website that is actively maintained for the promotion and dissemination of SPRINT activities results and other outputs task 81Multilingual project leaflets produced in English and the national language of the partner and CSS countriesNewsletters compiled and disseminated at 6month intervals Documentaryanimated videos and infographics will be developed to raise the public profile of the project and awareness on pesticide and food security issues Paper media and social media activities Participation in local events CSS stakeholders will be encouraged and empowered to act as active advocates in their respective region Side events at the FAOWHO Joint meeting of Pesticide Management JMPMIn addition each significant opportunity for engaging with the public through press releases radioTV interviews or newspapermagazine article will be explored proactively through contact with the respective WP leader and PRcommunication expert at the different participating institutions Creating dialogue with the general public will be take place using various tools eg videos channels eg social media and events eg university open days A full strategy will be prepared in the updated ARC plan by month 12 this will be continuously refined on which we will report in the formal periodic EC reports All communication activities will be actively monitored by the PSB with input from all partners
Monitoring plan for assessing EPAH health at CSSD21 Monitoring plan for CSS and capacity building at stakeholder level Lead UBERN Other partners involved AU LQM DTU FIBL and CSS coordinators WU UBERN AU RAM UAVR UL INTA IPTPO UPCT MU UBORD This task involves the development of a harmonized monitoring plan to assess PPP distribution and related ecosystem plant animal and human health EPAH in 11 CSS and input parameters required in the exposure models The methodology will link to appropriate and standardized methods to be applied at all CSS in comparable fashion to ensure comparison between different sites across Europe Centralized training in all CSS will be organized to share experience and harmonize sample strategies and provide guidance on the consensus study protocol This study protocol will then be submitted for ethics approval in each of the regionscountries were CSS is planned see Chapter 5 Ethics for details The indicators for the monitoring plan will be selected based on a comprehensive coherent framework suited to assess the impacts of PPP residues aS Me Mi exposure and distribution We will investigate impacts in the ecological sociocultural and economic dimensions of sustainability The methodology will be tested using a multiactor approach during all major steps of the field study to ensure its applicability The monitoring strategy will be refined during the course of the project and updated after each seasonal assessment with the aim of enabling its continued use beyond the projects lifetime
D81 Set up project website and intranet portal for information Lead WU Other partners involved CCRIWU will establish a website for SPRINT through which the stakeholders and general public can be informed on SPRINT achievements and outputs or other newsworthy facts and a biannual newsletter The website will contain relevant information about the consortium the project and the relation to the funding programme and other projects in the same domain To facilitate adequate and protected dissemination of information eg scientific data announcements and registration for meetings and workshops management plan meeting agendasminutes tools for writing andor downloading project reports training materials WU will set up and maintain a secure intranet section which will be accessed only by the SPRINT partners and restricted users Specific mailing lists will enable targeted communication between the partners of the project and within WP Teams The project manager will maintain this website and intranet portal
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