EU-China-Safe will deliver a comprehensive training program consisting of tailor-made training and exchange programmes, a series of training events, dissemination workshops, interactive seminars and international conference(s) facilitating sharing knowledge, not only among consortium members but all potential end-users.
The training program for involved laboratories, industry and other interested stakeholders (scientists, academia, and government, including project consortium members) to fulfil their expectations and needs will be developed.
For transfer of achieved outcomes / new generated knowledge to end-users, several concepts and scenarios will be applied, both based on commodity (A) and analytical methodology (B) concepts; considering (i) microbiological, (ii) chemical and (iii) food fraud threats and one of the food products (i) processed meat, (ii) wine, (iii) fruits/vegetables, (iv) spices, (v) dairy infant formula.
For the benefit of EU partners and also external stakeholders, training course(s) / interactive workshop(s) will be held, with support from Chinese partners, to explain food law, regulation and control system in China and its operation at national, regional and local levels. Better understanding of this topic should help the EU in terms of controlling the import of unsafe food from China.
These activities will result in the capacity building of all involved participants and knowledge transfer of developed approaches and procedures dedicated for food safety and authenticity control to the target audience.
Application for participation in short-term trainings and young scientist mobility is CLOSED.
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Short-term trainings consisting of 2 steps training approach ("train the trainer")
Phase I: Future trainers will be trained in one of offered concepts & threats
Phase II: Trained trainers will organize targeted training at an organisation, at national level or for European industrial/ professional organisations for scientists, academia, researchers, control labs etc. (via hands on, one-to-one, training course,…)
Young scientist mobility both within the project consortium and external participants, with the aim both to help in capacity building of young researchers and assist in the transfer of knowledge within/outside the project consortium.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 727864 and from the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST).
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