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Terrestrial Ecotoxicology Guidance Revision for EFSA

Pays a designated national plant-protection body to help EFSA revise its terrestrial ecotoxicology guidance and assess pesticides' indirect effects on biodiversity.

Terrestrial Ecotoxicology Guidance Revision for EFSA is a grant from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) that pays a designated national plant-protection body to help EFSA revise its terrestrial ecotoxicology guidance and assess pesticides' indirect effects on biodiversity. Only organisations on the EFSA-maintained list of Member State-designated Article 36 competent organisations may apply.

EFSA is looking for a partner among Member States' Article 36 competent organisations to support its Working Group revising the 2002 Terrestrial Ecotoxicology Guidance Document for plant protection products. The work also covers developing a new approach to assess pesticides' potential indirect effects on biodiversity through trophic interactions under EU pesticide law.

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