EU CBRN

3. Stronger and more effective border control (in line with all existing trade/export agreements entered to by ASEAN countries) for detecting biological threats agents and improved regulatory controls covering the acquisition, use, storage and transfer (import/export/trans-shipment) of high-risk biological materials, including capacity-building/updating on current best practices/principles/strategies in CBRN materials storage, monitoring and transport; Trained experts who will continue to conduct training in their countries and also in partner countries as needed, to ensure sustainability of the initiative;... An overview of EU funded CBRN Project 81. A caoacity building project managed by SCJS.

Also known as: EU CBRN Co

Primary location: Southampton United Kingdom