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APPENDIX B: WORKSHOP AGENDA
Pages 65-70

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... 9:25 Session 1: What Are Donors Trying to Accomplish? Session Chair: Ann Arvin What are donors' goals in providing support for biological laboratories in low-resource countries?
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... Fran Sharples, the National Academies 11:25 Session 4: Who Is Funding What Where? A Discussion of Building a Map of Projects Session Chair: David Harper, Chatham House  Projects of National Government Donors: Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Netherlands, UK, USA  Projects of International Organizations: EU, World Bank, WHO, OIE, FAO  Projects of Non-governmental Organization/Foundation Donors and Institutions (Mérieux, Pasteur)
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... Ultra Low-Resource Settings  Adequate Budgets for Power, Water, Equipment, Reagents, and Maintenance Services  Threats to Safety and Security  Safety and Security Mechanisms  Effective Regular Inspections  Management and Administrative Controls and Culture  Regulatory Framework, Standards, and Enforcement Mechanisms  Biosafety and Biosecurity Curricula, Training, and Ensuring Professional Competency 2:00 BREAKOUT Session 1: Group Discussion of Factors to Consider When Deciding What Biological Laboratory Capabilities a Low-Resource Country Requires Breakout Session Chairs: Ann Arvin, David Franz (USAMRIID, ret.)  Assessment of Site Specific Challenges and Needs  Obtaining Commitments of Support from In Country Government Officials
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... Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 10:30 BREAK 11:00 Developing a Candidate Set of Norms
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... Session Chairs: Ann Arvin, David Franz 12:30 PM LUNCH DISCUSSIONS of Morning Session and Goals for Afternoon 1:30 Resume Breakout Session 2: Continuation, Revision of Candidate Norms 3:00 BREAK 3:30 Report from Chairs of the Breakout Session Groups Discussion of Group Candidate Norms, Next Steps 5:00 ADJOURN WORKSHOP
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  • resume breakout
  • country government
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  • regular inspections
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  • south korea
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