Accomplishments and Impact Sample Clauses

Accomplishments and Impact. Describe the outcomes that will be achieved as a result of this Investment. IV.A The outcomes should demonstrate improvement towards building capabilities described in Section II, Baseline. Narrative (1500 character max) The response provides a clear description of how the outcomes will be achieved during the FY 0000 XXXX period of performance. The response also describes how accomplishments will bridge capability gap(s) outlined in Section III, Baseline. IV.B Identify the National Priorities that are supported by this Investment: Select all that apply The response will be reviewed to provide context for the Investment.
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Accomplishments and Impact. International Institute of Food Safety and Quality (IIFSQ) IIFSQ adjusted the training curriculum for meat and poultry to the Ukrainian context. A system of training course documentation and the IIFSQ certificate code system was developed. To accredit the HACCP training course in Ukraine, training design documents were submitted to Ukrainian Body for Personnel and Curricula Certification. Accreditation procedure is almost completed as of this report. Lead instructor application letters and supporting documents for four Ukrainian trainers and one HACCP trainer from Moldova were sent to the International HACCP Alliance. Full versions of the latest editions of the following National Seafood HACCP Alliance manuals were translated in to Russian and proofed (the manuals are in high demand among processors and regulators): • HACCP: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points. Training Curriculum (276 рp); • Fish and Fishery products Hazard and Control Guidance (326 рp); and • Sanitation Control Procedures for Processing Fish and Fishery Products (175 рp). To promote sustainability of seafood HACCP training after the end of the Project, an approval process of these translated manuals was initiated with the Seafood HACCP Alliance. Scientific reviews were obtained from Institute of Food Products, Kyiv National University of Trade and Economy and Department of Foreign Languages of Moldova State University. The manuals, along with translated scientific reviews, were submitted to National Seafood HACCP Alliance. Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx of the FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (Office of Seafood) visited Ukraine. Mr. Xxxxx stated that FDA will consider IIFSQ as a competent authority in the region of Eastern Europe, and FDA is ready to provide information support for IIFSQ. On June 17, IIFSQ and World Lab organized a round table discussion on current FDA policy and forms of collaboration with foreign governments and institutions for regulators from Ukraine and Moldova. This included a presentation by Mr. Xxxxx entitled, “FDA Regulatory Compliance Agreements for Imports/Exports”. This seminar was an important initial step toward initiating a regulatory “Agreement” between FDA and Ukraine to facilitate seafood 3 In fact, the capacity building activities pertaining to cold-chain and aquaculture revitalization are closely related to the support mechanism of association development and is described as part of that Project activity. The poultry quality control is ca...
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Accomplishments and Impact. INZMV promoted the expansion of the freshwater fish processing from a trial to a commercial level by developing protocols on intentions with Xxxxxxxx, Ihticom, Costesti, Free Fisheries, and Telenesti fish plants. Free Fisheries worked with PFID last year on the processing trials; the new collaborators received technical documents and recommended procedures. The processed products were promoted at the Food and Drinks Exhibition in May. 4 Distinct from Carmez International, a Joint Venture with a Belgian company, Carmez JSC is a wholly domestic operation.
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