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The SPRINT-project aims to develop a Global Health Risk Assessment Toolbox to assess

impacts of Plant Protection Products (PPPs) on environment and human health and to

propose several transition pathways

The SPRINT-project aims to develop a

Global Health Risk Assessment Toolbox

to assess impacts of Plant Protection Products (PPPs)

on environment and human health

The SPRINT project will make an internationally valid contribution to assess integrated risks and impacts of pesticides on environment and human health, both at regional and European level. SPRINT will inform and accelerate the adoption of innovative transition pathways towards more sustainable plant protection in the context of a global health approach.

Tackling the impacts of pesticides on human, animal and environmental health

Agriculture News: Jane Mills, University of Gloucestershire, tells us about the SPRINT project’s aim to tackle the impacts of pesticides on human, animal and environmental health.

Read more: Tackling the impacts of pesticides on human, animal and environmental health

First SPRINT EU - Stakeholder event!

For more information click on the invitation.

Invitation

Call for Papers - International Advances in Pesticide Application - 2022 Conference

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Call for Papers - Deadline for submission of offers is 31 March 2021 - Deadline for submission of full manuscripts (all papers and posters) for publication is 30 September 2021. More information can be found here.

New vacancies available within SPRINT

We've updated our website and included an extra menu item within 'PROJECT INFO'. Now you can view the vacancies and student projects on PhD, MSc and other vacancies. Already two postions are open for application!

Postdoc in the field of ecotoxicology

21 MU

PhD Effects of pesticide mixtures on insects

01 WUR

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The Project

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SPRINT aims to develop a Global Health Risk Assessment Toolbox to assess impacts of plant protection products (PPP) on ecosystem, plant, animal and human (EPAH) health.

The SPRINT method

Rings

SPRINT consists of 9 interlinked work packages. The distribution and the impacts of PPP on EPAH health will be evaluated at 11 case study sites (CSS)

Measure and Model

Measure

PPP pathways, and direct and indirect animal and human exposure routes will be assessed to improve current fate, exposure, and toxicokinetic models

Stakeholders

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SPRINT is based on a multi-actor approach to engage stakeholders and identify needs, improving farmer and citizen awareness, joint development of novel strategies for reduced reliance on PPP use.

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