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Sobri Bin Ahmad (Malaysia)*Sumon Traisaranapong (Thailand)*Meksavanh Visanouluck(Pdr Laos)*Trinh Hong Van (Vietnam)* Romeo Gaspar Dela Cruz (Philippines)


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Topics Presentor

Introduction and Summary Romeo

Support from InternationalOrganizations

Sobri

Support from Government Meksavanh

Support from IndustryAssociations

Sumon

Support from Company Van


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INTRODUCTIONRomeo G. Dela Cruz (Philippines)


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FrameworkDefined Sources of Support

Discussed Present Support Extended by the Source inCountry Concerned

Determined if Support is Sufficient or Not

Identified Desired Support from the Source

Enumerated Action Plans for the CompanysImplementation Once Support is Received


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GHS SupportSystem of

CompanyFromInternational

Organizations(Global)Sobri Bin Ahmad (Malaysia)


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Present Support Sufficient Insufficient1.UNITAR Support for grants, assistance and training X

2.AOTS Support for capacity building,funding for training ,workshops, follow ups and update forlatest information

x

3.ASEAN Secretariat - Supports X

4.Other GHS Compliance Countries X

5.Chemical Industries Associations X

6.Regional Government zero coordination X

7.Asean Chemical Industries Association (ACIC) X

8.8.Responsiblre Care Leadership Group (RCLG) & AsiaPacific Responsible Care Organization(APRO)

X


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Desired Support1.Support from A.S.E.A.N Secretariat to member countries

2.Support on capacity building ,AOTS, UNITAR ,United Nation and GHScountries3.International Data base centre, example, Japanese JIS,NITE EU and USA4.International Chemical Industries Association5.Lesson learned from parent companies in countries already GHS

compliance.6.Grants and assistances


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ACTION PLANS TimeFrame

1.Define road map for:

Capacity Building

Budget for GHS Implementation

Single Substance

Mixtures

Enforcement

On going

On going

1 Year (2011)

3 Year (2013)

On going

2. Consult International GHS service provider for classification,

Hazard analysis and data communication to ensure correct

labeling and communication

Continuous


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GHS SupportSystem ofCompanyFromGovernmentMeksavanh Visanouluck (PDR Laos)


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Present Support Sufficient Insufficient

Regulation concerned to hazardouschemical substance, hazard

communication

x

Leadership through planning &organizing

x

Chemical Management x

Funding on Testing x

Coordination with internationalorganizations

x


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Desired Support

Regulation and guidance issues.

Hazard classification system consistent with other

countries.

Creation of a Chemical Management Organization.

Funding from the government to establish testingcenters

Regular interactions with international organizations

for updates on GHS


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ACTION PLANS Time Frame

Make representation to the government citing the needfor the following:

Drafting and issuance of regulations on theimplementation of GHS including its guidance system

Creation of a local chemical management organization

Release of funding for the establishment of testingcenters

Schedule meetings with international organizations onhow to implement GHS in its country


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GHS SupportSystem OfCompanyFrom Local

IndustryAssociationsSumon Traisaranapong (Thailand)


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Present

Support

Sufficient Insufficient

Training & seminar x

Coordinator

Government &industryInternal industry

x


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Desired Support

Educational Programs

GHS local information database

and communication tools

Competence and GHS Issues

Network


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ACTION PLANS Time

Frame1. Training &seminar

- Risk assessment- Basic & Advance- World wide chemical management &

Regulation

2. Set up GHS supporting group for in- housesuggestion & Practical implementation

2011-20132011-20132011-

2011-2015


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1. KM database coordinator & IT system as Reacha. Single substance: GHS classificationb. Share software for GHS classification record

c. World wide regulation concern

2. Sourcing lab test (list of lab test& price& competency)&update every year

3. Follow Government for

a. Help deskb. Expert judgement team

4. CBI agreement coordinator

2011 20122011 2013

2011

2012

2011 2012

2011

20122011 2012

2011 - 2012


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ACTION PLANS Time

Frame1. KM database coordinator & IT system as Reach

a. Single substance: GHS classification

b. Share software for GHS classification recordc. Regulation concern

2. Sourcing lab test (list of lab test, price and competency) &update every year

3. Follow Government fora.Help deskb.Expert judgement team

2011-2012

2011-20132011-2012

2011-2012

2011-20122011-2012

4. CBI agreement coordinator 2011-2012


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GHSSupport

System OfCompany

From TheCompanyTrinh Hong Van (Vietnam)


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Present Support Sufficient Insufficient

Company Fund x

Identify responsibilitiesfor roles defined(Department, experts,trainers, etc.)

x

Required brochures,communication andeducational materials

x

Manpower x


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Desired SupportFund from Government and fund support from

International Organization

Assign responsibility of Function Departments

Support from mother company and Chemical IndustryAgency of Government

Training


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ACTION PLANS TimeFrame

Equipping the instrument and facilitiesfor testing and inspecting product

Collecting guidance document for

internal training

Disseminate the roles and

responsibilities to Company


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For internal training course purpose:

Reviewing System Performance and Improvement

Actions Listing product for training and conducting

Collecting Hazard communication of product needed fortraining and conducting

Listing and upload GLP laboratory information

(recommendation based on testing capability)

Trainings to achieve:Implement the Classification and Packaging and Labelling ofproductPreparing SDS and MSDS of each product.


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SUMMARY

Romeo G. Dela Cruz (Philippines)


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SOURCE SUPPORT SYSTEMSGLOBAL

(International organizations/

International chemical industries

association)

Training

Technical informationDatabase

Best practicesNATIONAL

(Government/Industry

Associations)

Support legislation/incentivesSharing of informationTrainingAwarenessFunds for SMEs

Industry Level/CompanyTraining materialsManagement support

Sharing of expertise/information for SMEsBest practices


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Solutions Should Be

Holistic and Systematic

Should take into consideration opencommunication with government,industry associations, interest groupsand the academe.

One integrated program for education,

competence & expertise building, andsupport systems,

Company-level cascading is essentialand should result to GHS

implementation in companies


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Solutions to GHS ImplementationMay Be Duplicated Across Countries

Should take into consideration other

countries best practices

Similar programs in other countries isalways helpful

Cooperation and networking is essential


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Solutions To GHSImplementation Should Go

Beyond Regulatory AndCommercial Compliance.

They must take into accountthe aim of GHS which is thesafe use of chemicals in

view ofsustainabledevelopment andcorporate socialresponsibility


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