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Harnessing Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Food Safety & Nutrition Outcomes
JIFSAN Advisory Council 2018 Annual Symposium
October 18-19, 2018 Sheraton College Park North Hotel, Beltsville, MD
PUBLICATION
A Public-Private Partnership for Data Sharing on the Impact of Food Safety Capacity Building
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Download Summary Here (PDF)BACKGROUND
Over past decades, public-private partnerships (P3s) have demonstrated significant value as a mechanism for pursuing governmental and societal goals, and the 2018 JIFSAN Symposium will focus on the role of P3s in improving public health outcomes in nutrition and food safety. A distinguished panel of public and private sector speakers will build the rationale for P3s, discuss and debate the metrics that are critical to declaring success, and through multiple, real-world examples highlight the challenges and opportunities inherent in such multisector investments. Experts will also focus on specific case studies where P3s have been instrumental in successful implementation of legislative and regulatory shifts (e.g., FSMA) and offer solutions to common challenges such as data sharing with the private sector. The Symposium will conclude with a panel of speakers from previous sessions who will share their thoughts on the role of the next generation of P3s in improving food safety and nutrition outcomes.
DOCUMENTS
Program Agenda Download PDF
Program Book Download PDF
Participants List Download PDF
SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS
Structuring PPPs: Where's the Sweet Spot?
Andrea E. Stumpf
PPPs for Food Safety and Nutrition: Overview and Opportunities
Michael R. Taylor
How Public-Private Partnerships Have Been Utilized to Overcome Some Public Health and Nutrition Challenges
Patsy Brannon
Lessons Learned from Public-Private Partnerships in the Counterfeit Medicines Arena
Shabbir Safdar
Lessons Learned from the Field: Successful PPPs Resulting in Improved Nutritional Health
Rebecca Hamel
The Benefits of Public-Private Partnerships
Sally Squires
Harnessing Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Food Safety & Nutrition Outcomes
Pamela Starke-Reed
Alison Kretser
Angela Fernandez
Keitt Moore
Dagan Xavier
Kyle McKillop
PPPs to Improve Food Safety Capacity: STDF Experiences on the Ground
Marlynne Hopper
JIFSAN International Food Safety Capacity Building Training Programs: Initial Experiences with Rolling Out the Produce Safety Alliance Training Internationally
James Rushing
GFSI: Emerging Market Programs
Leslie D. Bourquin
Partnering with GFSI via Public-Private Partnership to Help Achieve FSMA Goals and Facilitate Dialogue
Robert Ahern
PPPs that Have Been Formed with the Alliances
Robert E. Brackett
Harnessing Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Food Safety & Nutrition Outcome: Industry Perspective
Cindy Jiang
Public-Private Partnerships: An Industry Perspective
Brian G. Bedard
Roundtable Discussion: Lessons Learned from Today’s Leaders: Where Do We Go from Here