PEST Hearing on Environmental impacts of pesticides and stakeholders’ recommendations, Brussels

József Antall-gebouw; (c) Atelier de Genval- Cerau - M. Van Campenhout, - Tractebel dev s.a. et ingénieurs associés
(c) Atelier de Genval- Cerau - M. Van Campenhout, - Tractebel dev s.a. et ingénieurs associés
date September 6, 2018 14:00 - 18:00
city Brussels, Italy
location József Antall building (JAN) i Show location
room 4Q2
attending (Eric) Andrieu i et al.
organisation Committee on EU authorisation procedure for pesticides (PEST) i

On Thursday 6 September, the PEST Committee will organise a public hearing with two expert panels. In the first part environmental impacts of pesticides and possible mitigation measures at Member State level will be presented and discussed. Invited experts are Mr Jeroen VAN DER SLUIJS (University of Bergen), Ms Noa SIMÓN-DELSO (Belgian Bee Keeping Center for Research and Information) and Mr Ettore CAPRI (Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Piacenza).

The second panel will treat stakeholders' recommendations on the current EU Regulation on the approval of plant protection products. The invited speakers for this panel are Ms Franziska ACHTERBERG (Greenpeace Europe), Mr Martin PIGEON (Corporate Europe Observatory) and Mr John CHINN (Crop Health and Protection).

Location: József Antall 4Q2

Last updated: 06-09-2018

  • Directorate General for Internal Policies of the Union

    Directorate for Structural and Cohesion Policies

    Special Committee on the Union’s authorisation procedure for pesticides

    SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE UNION’S AUTHORISATION PROCEDURE FOR PESTICIDES (PEST)

    • PUBLIC HEARING -

    “Environmental impacts of pesticides, including mitigation measures

    at Member State level”

    &

    “Stakeholders’ recommendations on the current EU regulation on the approval of plant protection products”

    Thursday, 6 September 2018, 14.00 - 18.00 József Antall Building - Room 4Q2

    Draft Programme

    14.00 - 14.05

    Welcome by Mr Eric ANDRIEU, Chair

    PANEL 1:

    Environmental impacts of pesticides, including mitigation measures at Member State level

    14.05 - 14.15

    Presentation by Mr Jeroen P. VAN DER SLUIJS

    Professor, University of Bergen & Utrecht University

    14.15 - 14.25

    Presentation by Ms Noa SIMÓN-DELSO

    Belgian Bee Keeping Center for Research and Information (CARI)

    14.25 - 14.35

    Presentation by Mr Ettore CAPRI

    (European Observatory on Sustainable Agriculture (OPERA), Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Piacenza)

    14.35 - 16.00

    Q&A session with Members

    pest-secretariat@europarl.europa.eu - www.europarl.europa.eu

    Stakeholders recommendations on the current EU regulation of the approval of plant protection products

    PANEL 2:

    16.00 - 16.10

    16.10 - 16.20

    16.20 - 16.30

    16.30 - 17.55 17.55 -18.00

    Presentation by Ms Franziska ACHTERBERG

    Greenpeace Europe

    Presentation by Mr Martin PIGEON

    CEO, Corporate Europe Observatory

    Presentation by Mr John CHINN

    Chair of the Board, Crop Health and Protection

    Q&A session with Members

    Closure of the public hearing by Mr Eric ANDRIEU, Chair

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    Other documents

    • Presentation Jeroen van der Sluijs, University of Bergen & Utrecht University
    • Presentation Noa Simón-Delso, Belgian Bee Keeping Center for Research and Information
    • Presentation Franziska Achterberg, Greenpeace Europe
    • Presentation Martin Pigoen, Corporate Europe Observatory
    • Written statement by John Chinn, Crop Health and Protection
    • CV Jeroen P. van der Sluijs
    • CV Noa Simón-Delso
    • CV Franziska Achterberg
    • CV John Chinn
    • CV Martin Pigeon
    • CV Ettore Capri

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Committee on EU authorisation procedure for pesticides (PEST)

The Special Committee on EU authorisation procedure for pesticdes (PEST) has the responsibility of investigating how pesticides are admitted to the European market.

The special committee is a response to concerns raised about the risk posed by the herbicide substance glyphosate. The herbicide had its marketing licence renewed by EU member states for five years in November 2017.

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