The UN SAICM 2020 objectives of sound chemical management created an unprecedented international momentum for chemical reform actions. Identifying this trend and the local need, Taiwan adopted chemical source management system by amending related chemical management regulations, among countries such as EU, Korea, Japan, the US and others. The competent agencies have broader roles to collect information and creates a national wide chemical substances inventory. Risk-based and science-based assessments, as an on-going preparatory process, provide important knowledge toward sound chemical management in Taiwan.

　　To share practical experience from the other jurisdictions, three expert representatives from EU, Japan and Korea will discuss the current state of policy implementation and their future plans on November 5th in Taipei. Also all stakeholders from government institutions, industry, NGOs and academic are encouraged to share their views and participate in discussions. This offers an opportunity to extensively gain understanding of international chemical management, and also helps to build stronger capacity in formulating  future chemical policy  and safer prosperity in Taiwan.

November 5 (Thu), 2015 - 9:00am-5:00pm
GIS MOTC Convention Center
No.24, Sec. 1, Hangzhou S. Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei
2015年11月5日(四) 9:00am-5:00pm
集思交通部會議中心：台北市中正區杭州南路一段24號
Organizer: EPA R.O.C. (Taiwan)  Co-organizer: SAHTECH, ITRI

特別說明：全程英文、日文演說，現場提供英文與日文同步翻譯中文服務。提供講義、備有午餐。