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Note: This is a DRAFT agenda and should not be circulated broadly – most speakers and topics are proposed and subject to change
RISK21 Stakeholder Discussion
8:30 Registration and Light Breakfast
9:00 Introduction and purpose of this meeting
Syril Pettit, HESI
9:15 RISK21 “101”
Michelle Embry, HESI
9:45 Integrating problem formulation to the RISK21 framework
Sandrine Deglin, HESI
10:05 Exposure and hazard driven prioritization for evaluation of chemicals in Canadian drinking water
Tara Barton-Maclaren, Health Canada
10:35 Coffee Break
11:05 Study waivers for risk assessment of pesticides at USEPA
Anna Lowit, USEPA Office of Pesticide Programs
11:35 Application of RISK21 for ecological risk assessment from the perspective of pesticide registration in the United States
Ted Valenti, Syngenta
12:05 Discussion and wrap-up
Sam Cohen, University of Nebraska Medical Center
12:30 Lunch (Provided in the Opaline Bar Area)
Risk Assessment Summit
Purpose: Expand the use and uptake of the RISK21 framework (more basically, the key risk assessment principles below) as a decision, discussion, and communication support tool for human health and ecological risk assessment and management decisions. Via specific case examples, illustrate the utility of problem formulation-based, exposure-led framework.
1:30 Exploring a potential role for the RISK21 roadmap and matrix in the Canadian re-evaluation process for pesticides
Yadvinder Bhuller, Health Canada PMRA
2:00 Use of RISK21 for communication of absolute and comparative risks: the case of glyphosate use in different countries
Angelo Moretto, University of Milan & Marcelo Wolansky, University of Buenos Aires
2:30 Chemical Prioritization in Practice: Application of RISK21 Principles for Drinking Water Risk Assessment
Kelly Magurany, NSF International
3:00 Version 2.0 of the Ecological Risk Classification (ERC) Approach for Prioritizing Organic Chemicals in Canada
Mark Bonnell, ECCC
3:30 Coffee Break
4:00 Active ingredient reevaluation to improve the risk assessment of pesticide exposure in Brazil
Juliana Braz, ANVISA
4:30 RISK21 activities organized by ILSI Argentina
Eliana Munarriz, University of Buenos Aires
5:00 Wrap-up and plan for Day 2
Maria Trainer, APVMA
5:30 Poster session and reception
WEDNESDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2020
8:30 Light Breakfast
9:00 Using RISK21 to optimize plant protection product formulations and application methods
Edward Chikwana, Corteva
9:30 USFDA example – metal mixtures in food
Alexandra Turley, USFDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
10:00 Breakout session 1
This session will provide an opportunity to discuss various needs, challenges and barriers in the risk assessment space.
11:15 Breakout session 1 report-outs / discussion
12:15 Lunch (Provided in the Opaline Bar Area)
1:15 Breakout session 2 (strategic planning)
The goal of this session will be to define a path forward to maximize the use of science-based, transparent and fit-for-purpose risk assessment. The discussion will focus on potential actionable steps for increasing collaboration and growing the community of practice in the risk assessment field.
2:30 Breakout session 2 report-outs / discussion
3:30 Wrap-up
Doug Wolf, Syngenta
4:00 Adjourn
