PARC Management Board responds to the EU’s ‘One substance, one assessment' legislative proposal
The proposal aims to streamline chemical assessments across EU legislation, strengthen the knowledge base on chemicals, and ensure early detection and action on emerging chemical risks. Check the feedback of the PARC Management Board on the proposal.
First joint EU-wide assessment on chemical pollution drivers and impact released
The European Environment Agency and the European Chemicals Agency, both partners of PARC, published a joint synthesis report based on a new framework composed of 25 indicators on the drivers and impacts of chemical pollution.
PARC survey on stakeholder needs highlights central requirements for a platform to foster knowledge sharing and education on Safe and Sustainable by Design
The actual needs of stakeholders regarding information, education and training material for Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) for chemicals were identified through a survey in 2023. Check the results.
Enhancing the capabilities and impact of laboratories across Europe
Discover our PARC European human biomonitoring network. It shows information on human biomonitoring laboratories across Europe, including what chemicals they test for and in which human matrices.
Bridging scientific advances and regulatory science in chemical safety
The annual workshop of work package 6 “Innovation in regulatory risk assessment” provided a great platform for scientific advancements to intersect with regulatory science, fostering engaging discussions and strengthening collaborations.
PARC explores the use of Mixture Assessment Factor (MAF) to enhance regulatory mixture risk assessment
The EC has proposed the Mixture Assessment Factor (MAF) to streamline mixture risk assessment. However, the specifics of MAF implementation remain underdeveloped, limiting broader discussion on its regulatory application.
From Paris to Hall in Tirol: PARC reflects and looks ahead
The PARC Consortium meeting brought together more than 170 participants on-site and 180 online from all PARC consortium countries and beyond. Stay tuned!
The Third PARC Stakeholder Forum meeting in Hall in Tirol focused on collaboration, next-generation risk assessment, chemical exposure, and occupational health.
PARC established the first four official synergies
PARC's SYNnet fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing in chemical risk assessment, partnering with key organisations and projects to address environmental and public health issues.
First PARC experts certified as Facilitators for the Go FAIR Foundation 3-Point FAIRification Framework
The first 11 qualified facilitators are now empowered to support colleagues across PARC in the FAIRIfication of the PARC research outputs (data, models, tools).
Human biomonitoring workshops organised by the Portuguese National Hub
Portugal's National Hub hosted its fourth human biomonitoring workshop, attracting 200 participants and focusing on advancing health protection through cutting-edge research and collaboration.
Exploring Sweden´s collaborative approach to chemical risk assessment
In Sweden, the Governmental Authority Hub unites various national authorities to collaboratively shape chemical risk assessment and align strategies with PARC.
