MONTHLY COUNTRY REPORTS (Members Only Version) Back to "Members Only" Kenya July 2021 June 2021 May 2021 April 2021 March 2021 February 2021 December 2020 / January 2021 November 2020 October 2020 September 2020 Bangladesh December 2020 November 2020 October 2020 September 2020 August 2020 May 2020

Cambodia FAEA is dedicated to supporting the transformation of Cambodia's food safety policy framework by addressing regulatory fragmentation and enhancing coordination across multiple government levels and sectors. Our strategy focuses on: KEY INITIATIVES Regulatory Framework Enhancement and Capacity Building: We prioritize building the capacity of government agencies to develop new, internationally compliant regulations using risk-based approaches. Industry Support and Compliance Guidance: We assist the industry in understanding and complying with new regulations supporting the development of guidance materials and training that ensure businesses are well-equipped to meet regulatory requirements. Public-Private Partnerships: We strengthen public-private partnerships to pool resources, expertise and networks, enhancing Cambodia's food safety infrastructure and management systems. International Collaboration and Trade: We work to enhance the Cambodian government's capacity to contribute to Codex Standards, integrating Cambodia more effectively into the global food regulatory framework and improving the country's food safety and quality on the world stage. By focusing on these strategic areas, FAEA aims to streamline and clarify Cambodia’s fragmented food safety regulatory framework, contributing significantly to the development of a unified, comprehensive policy. PROGRAM UPDATES

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ACTIVITY REPORTS Back to "Members Only" Executive Director Trip Report and Workshop in Nigeria, Nov 2023 Executive Director Trip Report Cambodian Food and Feed Safety Delegation to Washington, DC, Dec 2023 Executive Director Trip Report to Kenya, Nov 2023 FAEA staff trip report to Washington, DC, July 2023 FAEA Strategic Planning Report - Final, July 2023 Executive Director Trip Report to Cambodia, Feb 2023 FAEA staff trip report to Washington, DC, July 2022 Executive Director Bangladesh Trip Report, May 2022 Executive Director Kenya Trip Report, December 2021 Meeting Report on the County consultations on Kenya’s Draft Food Safety Policy and Bill, September, 2021. Meeting Report on the Third FAEA-supported Government of Kenya task force meeting on the food safety policy review and legislation drafting, Sep/Oct, 2021. Meeting Report for the Kenya Ministerial Task force Retreat to incorporate comments by the health team into the draft Food Safety Bill, July, 2021. Training Report on Good Hygienic Practices and Food Safety in Hotels and Restaurants in Dhaka, Bangladesh, April, 2021. Meeting Report on the Second FAEA-supported Government of Kenya task force meeting on the food safety policy review and legislation drafting, March, 2021. Meeting Report on the exercise of improving the Kenya Food Safety Policy and Legislation Draft, as a preparation for the Second meeting, February, 2021. Meeting Report on the First FAEA-supported Government of Kenya Task Force Meeting on the Food Safety Policy and Legislation, December, 2020. Myanmar Ministry of Ag Acceptance of FAEA Offer of Assistance, October 2020 FAEA Offer of Assistance to Myanmar Min of Ag, September, 2020. Myanmar Ministry of Agriculture Request for FAEA Assistance - August, 2020. Kenya Ministry of Agriculture Response to FAEA Letter - July, 2020. FAEA Letter to Kenya Ministry of Agriculture - May, 2020. Trip Report Bangladesh - Jan/Feb, 2020. FAS Meeting - Jan, 2020. Trip Report Kenya - Nov, 2019.

Bangladesh FAEA, in collaboration with Venture37 and FAS-Dhaka, is actively engaged in enhancing Bangladesh's food and feed safety framework through capacity-building and technical support initiatives. Our collaborative efforts focus on improving infrastructure, advocacy and regulatory coordination to elevate the country's safety and regulatory standards in the agricultural sector. Our strategy involves raising awareness and strategizing on policy and regulatory updates to modernize Bangladesh's legislative framework, aligning it with international standards and enhancing global compliance. KEY INITIATIVES Advocacy Empowerment: We empower local feed and animal production associations in policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement and strategic communication, enabling them to advocate effectively for modern food and feed safety policies. Regulatory Modernization: We drive awareness and strategize on policy and regulatory updates to modernize Bangladesh's legislative framework, aiming for alignment with international standards and enhanced global compliance. FAEA is committed to supporting Bangladesh in achieving a more coordinated, efficient, and globally compliant food safety system, ensuring the safety and quality of its food products. PROGRAM UPDATES

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CODEX Codex Meetings Calendar Codex Worldwide, not all countries adopt or abide by Codex, World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) and the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) standards. In some cases, the standards are set without full knowledge and understanding of the science that supports or does not support them. In other cases, a country may adopt strict standards in order to protect domestic producers from competition with imported products. In both cases, the consequences can negatively impact trade (imports) and limit or negate access to those markets for U.S. food and agricultural products, including meat, poultry, soybeans, feed, feed grains and dairy products. Of course, this also can impact the use of inputs (e.g., vaccines, antibiotics, pesticides, feed additives, etc.) commonly recognized as safe for use in the production of animals and plants in the U.S. In those cases where a country establishes and enforces standards that are not science-based and/or trade-restrictive, FAEA works to educate the relevant authorities to influence changes through participation in committee meetings, workshops, seminars, and other venues so that they comply with internationally recognized standards and standards-setting bodies. FAEA gathers intelligence and reports on Codex issues of interest to FAEA members through its network of contacts in the U.S. and internationally. We use this information to intervene with education and other activities.

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Nigeria FAEA is committed to supporting Nigeria's efforts to enhance food safety standards and expand its agricultural sector's economic potential. Our strategy focuses on building technical capacities, engaging with stakeholders and advocating for effective regulatory frameworks that align with international standards. KEY INITIATIVES: Nigeria World Food Safety Day 2024 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Regulatory Support: We provide expertise and input to the Nigerian government in implementing the pending Food Safety and Quality Law to ensure compliance with global standards. Capacity Building: Through training programs and technical support, we enhance the skills of Nigerian Food Business Operators (FBOs) to meet new food safety regulations. Stakeholder Engagement: We foster collaborations between government bodies, educational institutions and industry groups to create a unified approach to food safety and quality. Policy Advocacy: We support the establishment of clear and consistent regulations that support Nigeria’s public health and trade objectives. By focusing on these strategic areas, FAEA aims to contribute to the advancement of food safety and economic development in Nigeria. PROGRAM UPDATES