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ISSUE 56
July 2007 |
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EU FP6 Specific Support Action. Young
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The principal objective of this
project is to strengthen the total food chain approach in countries
of Central and Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean area, with
particular emphasis on improving the quality and safety of meat.
Specifically the proposal aims, through a programme of training
seminars and workshops, at enabling early career animal scientists (ECS)
recruited from the target countries to acquire knowledge that will
enable them better to participate in the European Research Area. The
programme will lead to the development of collaborative research
proposals for the future framework programme and to improved
dissemination and exploitation of research results relating to a
whole food chain approach to meat safety and quality.
The project is coordinated by EAAP,
with partners of
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Teagasc, The Ashtown Food Centre,
Dublin, Ireland;
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Institut de Recerca I Tecnologia
Agrolimentáries, Girona, Spain;
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Departments of Animal Product
Processing and Qualification and Animal Physiology and Hygiene,
University of Kaposvár, Hungary;
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Institute for Learning and Research
Technology, University of Bristol, UK;
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Dept. Animal Nutrition and
Nutritional Diseases, Veterinary Faculty of Firat University,
Turkey;
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Kozponti Elelmiszer-Tudomanyi
Kutatointezet, Hungary;
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Agricultural Institute of Slovenia,
Slovenia;
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Institut Agronomique et Vétérinaire
Hassan II, Dpt. Sciences Alimentaires et Nutritionnelles, Morocco.
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Baltic Genofund, Lithuania
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In total, 18 female and 22 male
scientists, from 22 different countries have been recruited from the
target countries. Thirteen are from the EU newly entered countries,
seven from the Mediterranean rim, seven from Central & Southern
Europe and 13 from the Commonwealth of Independent States. Project (www.young-train.net)
and eLearning support websites have been developed to support the
ECS and to provide further information on the project.
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