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Published on: October 3, 2016
Looking at the formulation of national biosecurity education action plans
J Sture1, M Minehata, N Shinomiya
1Bradford Disarmament Research Centre, University of Bradford, Bradford, UK. j.f.sture@bradford.ac.uk
Abstract:
In order for states to be assured of their compliance with the requirements of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, it is necessary that all those science and policy stakeholders working within that state should be aware of their responsibilities under the Convention. This can only be achieved through a comprehensive national biosecurity education programme. We propose that each state should produce a national biosecurity action plan, with accompanying resources and materials to achieve this. A number of resources are already available online to support states in this challenge. We present a model for a national biosecurity action plan and propose a number of ways in which this may be achieved.
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