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1 Regional Center of the Stockholm Convention URUGUAY Regional Center Report on the Start of the UNEP/GEF Project Support to the Implementation of the POPs Global Monitoring Plan in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean The Regional Workshop for the Kick-off of the UNEP/GEF Project Support to the Implementation of the POPs Global Monitoring Plan in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean was organized jointly by UNEP Chemicals at the Regional Center for the Stockholm Convention in Uruguay. The workshop took place from the 4th to 6th of November 2009 at the Uruguayan Technological Laboratory, in Montevideo, Uruguay. There were participants representing the countries that endorsed the Project, i.e., Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay (the representatives of Antigua and Barbuda could not arrive on time), representatives of the two SAICM QSP projects (UNEP): Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba and Haiti, invited by the Stockholm Convention Secretariat: Argentina, Colombia and Costa Rica, experts from the CSIC Laboratory (Spain) and air monitoring experts from Environment Canada, representatives of UNEP-DGEF, UNEP-Chemicals, UNEP ROLAC and the Regional Center of the Stockholm Convention in Uruguay. See the list of participants in Annex I. The Workshop followed the agenda attached to the report herein, as Annex II. The presentations were compiled in a CD that was handed out to all the participants upon completion of the workshop. After the opening speech by the representative of UNEP Chemicals, Dr. Heidelore Fiedler gave an introduction to the project, explaining its objectives, the activities to be developed and the outcomes expected. Following that introduction the countries that participated in the UNEP/GEF Project and the SAICM projects gave presentations on their experiences in the monitoring of POPs in the air and mother milk and the status of the laboratories, both in terms of their infrastructure and their experience in the analysis of POCs. Experts on air monitoring, Dr Tom Harner, Environmental Canada and Dr Esteban Abad, CSIC gave presentation on the POPs. We also received the report for GRULAC s Evaluation of the Efficacy, presented at POP4 (4th meeting of the conference of the parties 1

2 The plenary session debated the various stages of the Project, feasible dates, as well as the status of the various countries. The conclusions are presented in the table in Annex III. We herein state that the direct distribution to the countries that participate in the Project reaches a total amount of USD 273,000 equally distributed among the countries, giving USD 34,125 to each. UNEP hires the experts in charge of training in each country, considering each country s analytical needs, but always in the analytical line. Consumables will also be distributed according to each laboratory s needs, since they depend on their analytical capacities. We highlight the fact that the objective of the Project is to strengthen the POPs monitoring in the region. At a first stage the focus lies in strengthening the analytic capacities and not the sampling capacities. The listing of pending tasks is presented in Annex IV. 2

3 ANNEX I : List of participants CSIC Barcelona Mr. Dr. Esteban Abad Director del Laboratorio de Dioxinas CSIC Barcelona Tel.: Fax: eaheco@iiqab.csic.es esteban.abad@idaea.csic.es ENVIRONMENT CANADA Dr. Tom Harner Environment Canada Canada Tel: tom.harner@ec.gc.ca PNUMA DGEF Mr. Jorge Ocaña POP Division of GEF Coordination UNEP International Environment House 15 chemin des Anemones Geneve, CH-1219 Tel.: jocana@chemicals.unep.ch PNUMA, Productos Químicos, DTIE Dr. Heidelore Fiedler Scientific Affairs Officer UNEP Chemicals Branch International Environment House 11-13, chemin des Anémones CH-1219 Châtelaine (GE) Switzerland Tel: +41 (22) mobile: +41 (79) Fax: +41 (22) E mail: hfiedler@chemicals.unep.ch PNUMA Ms. Jacqueline Álvarez Oficial de Programa Coordinador Regional de Químicos y AMUMAs División de Legislación y Convenciones Ambientales Oficina Regional para América Latina y el Caribe Edificio 103, Avenida Morse, Ciudad del Saber, Clayton Apto. Postal: PNUMA Balboa Ciudad de Panamá, Panamá Tel: (507) Fax: (507) E mail: jacqueline.alvarez@unep.org ARGENTINA Mr. Pablo Sergio Issaly Unidad de Sustancias y Productos Químicos Secretaría de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable San Martín 451 C1004AAI Buenos Aires Argentina Tel.: (+54) / Fax: (+54) psissaly2007@yahoo.com pissaly@ambiente.gob.ar BAHAMAS Mr. Dwayne Curtis Assistant Director Department of Environmental Health Services P.O.Box SS Nassau, The Bahamas Tel: (+241) Fax: (+242) dwayne_curtis@yahoo.com Mr. Anthony Ryan Senior Laboratory Technologist Department of Environmental Health Services P.O.Box SS Nassau, The Bahamas Tel: (+241) Fax: (+242) aryanemrad@yahoo.com BARBADOS Mr. Philip Pile Environmental Technical Officer Environmental Protection Department L. V. Harcourt Lewis Building, Dalkeith, St Michael, Barbados Tel: (246) Fax: (246) ppile@epd.gov.bb BRASIL Ms. Camila Arruda Boechat Analista Ambiental Ministerio del Medio Ambiente Esplanada dos Ministérios, Bloco B, sala 830 Brasilia Tel: (+55 61) Fax : (+55 61) camila.boechat@mma.gov.br Ms. Maria Yumiko Tominaga Physical Chemical Analysis Division Manager CETESB Av. Prof. Frederico Hermann Jr., 345, CEP São Paulo Brasil Tel: +55 ( 11) Fax : +55 (11) myumikot@cetesbnet.sp.gov.br 3

4 CHILE Ms. Alejandra Andrea Salas Muñoz Jefa Área Gestión de Sustancias Químicas y Sitios Contaminados Comisión Nacional del Medio Ambiente Teatinos 258 piso 8, Santiago Centro Santiago, Chile Tel: +56 (2) Fax: +56 (2) asalas@conama.cl Mr. Iván Fernando Triviño Angulo Jefe Sub departamento del Ambiente Instituto de Salud Pública de Chile Av. Marathón 1000 Ñuñoa Santiago de Chile, Chile Tel.: +56 (2) itrivino@ispch.cl COLOMBIA Mr. Germán Joaquín López Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Orinoquia Km 9 Vía Arauca-Caño Limón Hacienda El Cairo Arauca- Arauca- Colombia Tel: (+57) / ext gjlopezf@unal.edu.co COSTA RICA Mr. Rigoberto Blanco Sáenz Subárea de Gestión Ambiental Caja Costarricense Seguro Social Apartado Guadalupe Costa Rica Tel: Fax: rigoberto.blanco@gmail.com; rblancos@ccss.ca.cr CUBA Mr. Mario Abo Director Centro de Información, Gestión y Educación Ambiental Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología y Medio Ambiente Calle 20 No.4107 e/ 41 y 47, Playa. La Habana, Cuba Tel: (53-7) mabo@ama.cu ECUADOR Ms. Luz Patricia Vinueza Aguirre Dirección Nacional de Control Ambiental Av. Eloy Alfaro y Alemania 30-20, Edificio Clavijo tercer piso Quito, Ecuador Tel.: +593 (2) EXT 243/245 Fax: +593 (2) EXT pvinueza@ambiente.gov.ec ECUADOR Ms. Lilia Mariana Recalde Calvache Funcionaria de Laboratorio de Control de Calidad de Plaguicidas Agrocalidad Calle Eloy Alfaro s/n y Vía Interoceánica Km 13 y ½- Tumbaco (Granja del MAG) Ecuador Tel.: +593 (2) /ext 215 Fax: +593 (2) /ext liliarecalde@yahoo.com HAITI Ms. Marie Alice Limage Focal Point Convention of Stockholm and SAICM General Direction Ministry of Environment 147 Rue des Miracles Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: (509) / (509) alimage01@yahoo.com JAMAICA Mrs. Sherine Whyte Analyst University of the West Indies Mona campus Department of Chemistry 2 Plymouth Close Kingston 7 Jamaica Phone / Fax smarwhyte@yahoo.com sherine.whyte02@uwimona.edu.jm MEXICO Ms. Maria Teresa Ortuño Arzate Subdirectora de Investigación y Caracterización Analítica de Contaminantes Centro Nacional de Investigación y Capacitación Ambiental Instituto Nacional de Ecología Av. San Rafael Atlixco no. 186 Col Vicentina C.P México, DF México Tel: +52(55) Fax: +52 (55) tortuno@ine.gob.mx Ms. Ana Patricia Martínez Bolívar Directora de Investigación en Monitoreo Atmosférico y Caracterización Analítica de Contaminantes Instituto Nacional de Ecología Blvd. El Pípila No. 1 Col. Lomas de Tecamachalco. Naucalpan de Juárez, Edo. de México. C. P México, DF México Tel: +52(55) Fax: +52 (55) mabaorta@prodigy.net.mx, abolivar@ine.gob.mx 4

5 PERU Mr. Orlando Lucas Aguirre Director del Centro de Control de Insumos y Residuos Tóxicos. Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria -SENASA Perú Tel: anexo olucas@senasa.gob.pe Ms. E. Soledad Osorio Alva Directora del Laboratorio de Salud Ambiental. Dirección General de Salud Ambiental DIGESA- Ministerio de Salud Perú Tel: sosorio@digesa.minsa.gob.pe URUGUAY Ms. Sandra Castro Scarone Directora Centro Regional Convenio de Estocolmo Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int sandra.castro@dinama.gub.uy Ms. Alejandra Torre Coordinadora Regional del Proyecto Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int Fax: atorre@latu.org.uy Ms. Silvia Aguinaga Directora División Control y Desempeño Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int Fax: int E mail: silvia.aguinaga@dinama.gub.uy Ms. Magdalena Hill División Evaluación de la Calidad Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int E mail: magdalena.hill@dinama.gub.uy Ms. Judith Torres Departamento de Sustancias Peligrosas División Control y Desempeño Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int Fax: int E mail: judith.torres@dinama.gub.uy jmtorres1426@gmail.com Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int Fax: int E mail: veronica.gonzalvez@dinama.gub.uy gveronic@gmail.com Ms. Dinorah Lorenzo Departamento de Sustancias Peligrosas División Control y Desempeño Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int Fax: int E mail: dinorah.lorenzo@dinama.gub.uy diloren16@gmail.com Ms. Verónica Gonzalvez Departamento de Emisiones al Ambiente División Control y Desempeño Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int Fax: int E mail: verónica.gonzalvez@dinama.gub.uy Ms. Carmen Ciganda División Salud Ambiental y Ocupacional Ministerio de Salud Pública www. msp. gub. uy Av. 18 de julio 1892 of 418 CP Tel: +598 (2) cciganda@msp.gub.uy Ms. Susana Rodríguez Salud Ambiental y Ocupacional Ministerio de Salud Pública Av. 18 de julio 1892 of 418 CP Tel: +598 (2) srodriguez@msp.gub.uy Ms. Adriana Sosa Salud Ambiental y Ocupacional Ministerio de Salud Pública Av. 18 de julio 1892 of 418 CP Tel: +598 (2) asosa@msp.gub.uy 5

6 Ms. Graciana Barboza Salud Ambiental y Ocupacional Ministerio de Salud Pública Av. 18 de julio 1892 of 418 CP Tel: +598 (2) gbarboza@msp.gub.uy Mr. Marcelo Baldjian Área Ambiental del Polo Tecnológico de Facultad de Química Cno. Aparicio Saravia s/n Pando, Canelones Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) E mail:mbaldjian@gmail.com Ms. Laura Olazábal Departamento de Cromatografía y Espectrometría de masa Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int. 1281/1279 Fax: E mail: lolazaba@latu.org.uy Mr. Carlos Saizar Departamento de Proyectos de Medio Ambiente Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int Fax: csaizar@latu.org.uy Ms. Claudia Batista División Evaluación de la Calidad Ambiental Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente Ministerio de Vivienda, Ordenamiento Territorial y Medio Ambiente Galicia 1133 Tel. : int E- mail: claudia.batista@dinama.gub.uy Ms. Marina Torres Departamento de Cromatografía y Espectrometría de masa Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int Fax: mtorres@latu.org.uy Ms. Mª Eugenia Toledo Departamento de Cromatografía y Espectrometría de masa Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int Fax: mtoledo@latu.org.uy Mr. Agustín Campanella Departamento de Cromatografía y Espectrometría de masa Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay LATU Av. Italia 6201 Montevideo Uruguay Tel.: +598 (2) int Fax: acampane@latu.og.uy 6

7 ANNEX II- Workshop Agenda Inception Workshop of the regional UNEP/GEF Project Support to the Implementation of the POPs Global Monitoring Plan in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean 4-6 de <november de 2009 Workshop Adress: Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay (LATU) Av. Italia 6201, Montevideo -Uruguay Preliminary Agenda - - Status of the laboratories involved in POPs analysis - Monitoring of breast milk, protocol of WHO - Project activities, identification of training needs, supplies, etc - Project timeline Wednesday, November 4 th, :45 9:00 Registration 9:00 9:30 Welcome Ing. Alicia Torres Environmental National Director, Dr. Jorge Silveira, LATU General Manager Sub-regional Coordinator I.Q. Alejandra Torre, Sandra Castro, Directora Centro UNEP Dr. Heidi Fiedler, UNEP Self introduction of the participants Logistical arrangements LATU 9:30 10:30 Introduction to the Project and context Dr. Heidi Fiedler, UNEP 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break :30 Experiences from participating countries on POPs Monitoring and Analysis (Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, Chile, Cuba and Ecuador) 15 min each (including short discussions) 12:30 14:00 Lunch :30 Experiences from participating countries on POPs Monitoring and Analysis (Jamaica, Mexico, Peru y Uruguay) 15 min each (including short discussions) 15:30 16.:00 Coffee Break 16:00 16:45 Experiences from participating countries on POPs Monitoring and Analysis (Bahamas, Barbados y Haiti)) 16:45-17:30 Stockholm Convention on POPs and Global Monitoring Plan: Overview and Update End of First Day 15 min each (including short discussions) Dr. Tom Harner, Environment Canada (for the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention) 7

8 Thursday, November 5 th, :00 9:30 Regional Report submitted to COP 4 for evaluating the Ana Patricia Martínez, effectiveness México, ROGs Member 9:30-10:30 Introduction to air monitoring programs Dr. Heidi Fiedler Strategies for Air Monitoring POPs: Experiences and Insights from Passive Sampling under the GAPS Network 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:00 Detailed Planning for air Monitoring Network: establishment and implementation (existing capacity, national and subregional network structure, protocols, etc.) Dr. Tom Harner, Environment Canada Interactive 12:30 14:00 Lunch 14:00 14:30 GEF activities in the region 14:30-15:30 Introduction of POPs analysis 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 Introduction to mother s milk monitoring programs- WHO Protocol, experiences of countries participating in the UNEP/WHO (existing capacity, national and subregional network structures, protocols, etc.) Jorge Ocaña, DGEF Dr Esteban Abad, CSIC Interactive Friday, November 6th, :00 10: 00 Cont. discussion the details of the monitoring and conclusions 10:00 10:30 Modalities for First UNEP Worldwide Intercalibration Study on POPs 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 12:30 Project structure identification of training needs, standars, consumables, etc. 12:30 14:00 Lunch Interactive Heidi Fiedler, UNEP Alejandra Torre, Sandra Castro 14:00-15:00 Visit to POPs Laboratory of LATU Alejandra Torre :30 Timetable for the Project Alejandra Torre, Sandra Castro, Heidi Fiedler Closure of the Workshop 8

9 ANNEX III PLANIFICATION TABLE 1 OVERVIEW TABLE ON PLANNED TIMETABLE AND PLANNED ASSIGNMENTS FOR GRULAC Activity Country / Actors Date Objective / Remarks 1 Set-up the management structure for the project 2 Organization of a sub-regional workshop prepare a detailed workplan for project implementation 3 At the same workshop develop protocols and manuals for sampling and analysis of the core matrices UNEP Agreement has been made between UNEP/RC-URU (8/2009) UNEP/ RC- URU UNEP, RC- URU, all countries 4-6 Nov 2009 Subregional inception WS, introduction to methodologies, agree on workplan, timetable, etc.; Present: GEF: ATG, BRA, CHL, ECU, JAM, MEX, PER, URU SAICM QSP: BRB, BHM, CUB, HTI; ROG: ARG, COL, CRI CSIC, EnvCDN, DGEF, CB 4-6 Nov 2009 SOP exist for PAS for mothers milk: 4 Assignment of responsible staff for air monitoring, mothers milk monitoring, and POPs analysis (including identification of national POPs lab) ATG CHL BRA PAS exposures: PUF - 3 months, XAD 1 year Air: ; Mothers milk: done, data available POPs lab: Air: EULA Mothers milk: results exist, funds not received; frozen samples left POPs lab: EULA-air )ECD, LRMS, Public Health ECD, LRMS, HRMS Waters instrument to come Air: CETESB materials for sampling needed 20 Nov 2009 Mothers milk: underway, 3 pooled samples Thomas Krauss ECU Designación de los responsables, POPs lab: Fiocruz mothers milk LRMS, Air CETESB DF with HRMS Air: Min de Medio Ambiente, GAPS en Galapagos, red de monitoreo de aire, sitio adicional en Quito para el proyecto cuestionario de los laboratorios Mothers milk: Ministerio de Salud Publica, Agrocalidad/SESA POPs lab: Agrocalidad/SESA ECD, LRMS not functioning, CEAC-ECD possible 9

10 JAM MEX PER URU BHM BRB CUB DB, Air: 3 air monitoring stations for other purposes, not POPs Mothers milk: Univ of West Indies, 2 pools (urban vs. rural) POPs lab: 2 ECD, μecd for UNU project (cannot be used) Air: red para PCDD/PCDF, GAPS, incluir OCPs, CENICA Mothers milk: 2 pooled samples from different regions POPs lab: CENICA para aire ECD, LRMS, INSP-CINVESTAV para mothers milk ECD Air: DIGESA; Mothers milk: DIGESA POPs lab: DIGESA-aire no experiencia con aire pero en COPs-ECD, LRMS, SENASA-no hay convenio Air: DINAMA, no sites so far Mothers milk: Min Salud Publica, results available, WHO funds did not arrive, 2 nd pool available POPs lab: DINAMA-LRMS, ECD, LATU-ECD, LRMS Air: no POPs site so far, Dept of Env Health EMRAD; Mothers milk: consult with Dept of Health POPs lab: GCs decommissioned, no operating POPs labs Air: Env Protection Dept, 1 GAPS site ; Mothers milk: Min of Health, 2 pools (urban vs. rural) POPs lab: Gov Analytical Lab-GC/MS, GC/ECD, so far no POPs analysis Air: INISAV, Cienfuegos, 1 GAPS site, Inst Metrology, Min Ambiente Mothers milk: Min Salud Publica INHA, 2 samples (urban, rural-agric) 10

11 POPs lab: CEINPET, CIMAB, INISAV, Cienfuego, ECD todos HTI Air: Min Medio Ambiente; Mothers milk: Medio Ambiente y Salud Publica POPs lab: LACQUE-Min de Agricultura, not functioning ARG Air: sito GAPs en Bahia Blanca; Mothers milk: to investigate POPs lab: Update on laboratorios for databank COL Air: 1 sitio GAPS; Mothers milk: POPs lab: Laboratorio INVIMA, algunos laboratorios universitarias, etc. CRI Air: Univ Nacional, Quimica ambiental, 4-8 estaciones a través de la EPA Mothers milk: OMS-PNUMA POPs lab: varios laboratorios, públicos y universitarias (LRMS), HRMS al Min agricultura 5 Inspection of the POPs laboratories and identification of needs UNEP, CR- URU, CSIC Until 20 Nov 2009 formulario de autoevaluació n No physical visits; self assessment by laboratory according to check-list distributed by UNEP, send to UNEP, CR-URU and CSIC 6 Training of responsible personnel to establish and run the network for air samples and mothers milk sampling At national level, no centrally organized training necessary; national experts aware of objectives of studies and procedures. 7 Identification of sampling sites; type of sampler, existing number of PAS air samplers, number of samplers needed, ATG CHL All sites with PUF samplers; each site equipped with the following samplers: 2 for basic POPs national 11

12 number of resins needed BRA ECU 2 for basic POPs mirror 3 for dl-pops (ex) Where national capacity available, 3 for national PCDD/PCDF analysis JAM MEX PER ASAP 111 in total URU BHM BRB CUB HTI ARG COL CRI 8 Identification of potential donors of mothers milk in the 6 countries ATG CHL Responsible institution Done Done BRA ECU JAM Confirmacion de los pools y el numero de las muestras 12

13 MEX individuales PER URU BHM BRB CUB HTI ARG 31 Dec 2009 information on number, age, etc. of mothers Subsequent discussion with WHO for adjustments where necessary Done COL CRI 10 Identification and supply of spares consumables, standards to the laboratory to equip them for POPs analysis in the relevant matrices RC-URU, CSIC, UNEP Until 20 Nov 2009 All laboratories to prepare list of needs (priorization from urgent to desirable) Use formular 11 Training of POPs laboratory personnel on core matrices in developing country laboratory Mar-Oct 2010 Training to the assigned national labs after receipt of spares, consumables 12 Participation in international intercalibration study Form available Labs participating at intercalibration study Registration until: 31 March 2010 Samples to be sent by: date Results reported by labs until: date 13

14 13 Collection of national air and mothers milk samples and preparation of pools where applicable Send to WHO Reference lab/freiburg until 30 Sep 2010 Analysis until 31 December Exchange of national samples for POPs analysis in developing country laboratory and mirror analysis in backup laboratory For non-pops lab countries Bahamas in exchange with expert lab during 2010; possibly together with air samples POPs lab countries: After training 15 Evaluation of analytical data and interpretation of results MTM, IVM, CSIC Expert labs will contact developing country labs and exchange results 16 Organization of final subregional workshop to evaluate the project outcomes, communicate results and lessons learned RC-URU, UNEP Mar 2011 Invited will be all GEF project partners; option to include SAICM countries, ROG members 17 Development of long-term strategies for future contributions to the Global Monitoring of POPs 18 Final report, diffusion of results and strategies May

15 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ATG Antigua and Barbuda BHM Bahamas EnvCDN Environment Canada CHL - Chile BRB - Barbados CSIC Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicos BRA - Brazil CUB Cuba IVM Institute of Environmental Studies, Free University Amsterdam ECU Ecuador HTI - Haiti MTM Research Centre, Örebro University JAM Jamaica ARG Argentina DGEF Division of GEF Coordination MEX Mexico COL Colombia ROG Regional Organisation Group (GMP) PER Peru CRI Costa Rica URU Uruguay 15

16 ANNEX IV : AWAITING TASKS TASKS RESPONSIBLE DEADLINE Send the Official designations to the Center Each Country November 20th,2009 Send the laboratories forms to the countries Center November th, 2009 Return the complete forms Each Country November 20th, 2009 Form of self-evaluation with identification of needs of materials and equipment Installation of PUF samplers (according to preparation date of manufacturer of the 111) Information of the countries (nº mothers, age, etc) to evaluate necessity to consult it with the WHO Send the WHO protocol summary to the countries to see requirements (Table of Uruguay) Request of protocols from air to Tom Harner. Send it to the countries Each Country November 20th, 2009 UNEP/Countries February-March 2010 Each Country December 31th, 2009 Center November 14th, 2009 Center November 30th, 2009 Training in analysis Laboratories back up March-October 2010 Inscription to the interlaboratory Each Country March 31 th, 2009 Send of samples pools to WHO reference laboratory Each Country September 30th,2010 (Analysis before 31th December 2010) Final Workshop Center- UNEP March 2011 Final Report l Each Country May