Crop Protection Committee (CPC)
Formed in 2003
Chairman
Co-Chairman
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GR Manager
Assistant to GR Manager, Crop Protection Committee
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Membership
Committee members - - 6 leading R&D international companies with overall share at the Russian pesticide market of more than 50%:
Committee Objectives
- To promote innovative technologies and high quality Crop Protection products on the Russian pesticide market;
- To provide Committee members with updated information on the key issues concerning the industry development and prospects;
- To create a platform for the CPC members to discuss key issues;
- To elaborate a joint Committee position to present it to authorities and the Crop Protection industry;
- To develop permanent and regular relations with governmental and regulatory authorities on key issues within the Crop Protection industry;
- To form an efficient cooperation with the appropriate professional associations and unions on the basis of common interests.
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Action Plan
- Monitoring and updating information concerning the Crop Protection industry;
- Elaborating and introducing coordinated changes into law drafts;
- Conducting regular Committee and its working group meetings to define and correct strategic and tactical schemes, long-term and short-term planning, analyzing the results of activity etc.
- Negotiating with the appropriate professional associations and unions to elaborate joint strategy on the common issues;
- Organizing official meetings with authority representatives on key issues of the industry development to state the joint Committee position;
- Organizing public events permissive to influence upon the process of decision - making in the Crop Protection industry
- Efficient positioning the Committee activity in mass – media
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Priority areas of activity are based on the constructive interaction with authorities, professional associations and unions and focused on:
- optimisation of the process of CPP state registration;
- creation of conditions for data protection within the CPP state registration process;
- provision for effective measures on anti-counterfeiting activity;
- setting up the necessary basis for the container management scheme in Russia;
- regularly follow up and update on the information regarding Customs Union issues;
- close collaboration with the ECPA and other European bodies.
Working groups were set up on the key issues affecting the crop protection industry, namely;
- Registration and Data Protection;
- Anti-Counterfeiting Activity;
- Container Management Scheme;
- Market Information System;
- Customs Union Issues.
REPORTS:
CPS Activities report 2010
Here you can view the most recent POSITION PAPER (Spring-Summer 2010) |
