Stopping Children’s Chemical Contamination
WECF/HEAL workshop in Bratislava
21.05.2007 | Jasmine Osorio
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- raise awareness of the health effects of chemical contamination and latest scientific evidence focusing on the special vulnerability of children;
- build knowledge on the EU and Pan-European political and legislative frameworks on chemicals
- get feedback from participants on perceptions of chemical contamination in new Member States; share ideas, knowledge and experience;
- provide policy recommendations on the EU Health Strategy
The following workshop materials are available for your review and use:
Programme
List of Participants
Speakers Abstracts
World Café: Background
Bisphenol A –Information Card
Presentation: About HEAL, Monica Guarinoni (HEAL)
Presentation: About WECF, Sonja Haider (WECF)
Presentation: Environment and Health Science revolution and the Chemicals Health Monitor Project, Lisette van Vliet (HEAL)
Presentation: The CEHAPE Process, Christian Schweizer (WHO)
Workshop Recommendations
Workshop Report
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