AIR & HEALTH | WATER & HEALTH | TOXINS & HEALTH





health_conf.jpg (2885 bytes) Conference on Health and Environment
[March 24-25, 2006]
Draft programme Toxins, food safety and health
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Venue: Magnolia India Habitat Centre Lodhi Road New Delhi
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Session 1 State of the art in regulating toxins




Session Chairperson Prof P. K. Seth, former director, Industrial Toxicology Research Centre, Lucknow



10.30 Pesticide risk reduction Mr. Harry van der Wulp
Senior IPM Policy Officer
Global IPM Facility
Food and Agriculture Organisation Rome




11.00 Setting standards for chemical toxins in food commodities – Developing country challenges Alexander von Hildebrand
Environmental Health Advisor Food & Chemical Safety Division, World Health Organisation South-east Asia Regional Office New Delhi




11.30 Government initiatives in standard setting for pesticides   Sandhya Kulshresta,
Secretary, Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee Faridabad




12.00 DISCUSSIONS



1.30 LUNCH



2.30 Biomonitoring of pesticides in Punjab Kushal P Yadav, Correspondent, CSE


3.00 Regulation of pesticides in India

 

Chandra Bhushan, Associate Direcotr, CSE





Session 2: Way forward Facilitated discussion



3.30 – 3.45 TEA



3.45 – 5.30 DISCUSSIONS



DAY 2 March 25



Session 3 Monitoring chemical toxins in the environment – Indian experience




Session chairperson Dr. A. S Bawa
Director, Defence Food Research Laboratory (DFRL)
9.30 Impact of endosulfan on human health: Biomonitoring case study from India Dr. Aruna Dewan, Deputy Director, National Institute of Occupational Health




10.00 ...from Sequence to Survival Dr. V. K Bhatnagar
Assistant Director
Pesticide Toxicology Division, National Institute of Occupational  Health




10.30-10.50 TEA



10.50 Heavy metal contamination in fruits and vegetables in India Ravi Agarwal, Director, Toxics Link
presentation
summary of technical report– March 2003



11.30 Health risk assessment and management for air toxins in Indian environment Dr. Manju Mohan, Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi




12.00 HCH in the Indian Environment - the need to clean HCH waste at dump sites. Rup Lal
Department of Zoology, University of Delhi




12.30 Facilitated discussion



1.30 LUNCH



2.30 Common Plenary,Valedictory session









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