IPP Workshop Objectives and Expected Outputs

Dave Nowell & Jan Breithaupt

IPPC SecretariatRomeItaly

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Awareness

Make countries aware of their national IPPC information exchange obligations

Provide background on the exchange of information within the IPPC framework

Explain the ICPM work programme on information exchange (IPPC SD #2)

Role and functions of an IPPC contact point

Role and function of the IPPC Secretariat

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Use of the IPP

Purpose

Layout / structure

Data retrieval

Data entry

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Expected Outputs

Understand:– information exchange under the IPPC

– national IPPC information exchange obligations

– role of IPPC contact point

– the IPP

– role of the IPP editor

Ability of participants to:– retrieve data from the IPP

– enter data into the IPP

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Expected Outputs cont.

Identification of:– improvements in the workshop

• structure• content

– changes necessary to the IPPC information exchange work programme

– suggested changes to the IPP– general capacity building needs

• national• sub-regional

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Format of Workshop

Structured but informal– information session– “hands on” learning– data entry

Questions and discussionEvaluation