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HomeFeasibility study of an active-substance-based review system (‘monographs’) and other potential alternatives for the environmental risk assessment of veterinary medicinal products
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Both scientific and policy discussions have been ongoing for several years on the shortcomings of the current product-based environmental risk assessment of veterinary medicinal products in the EU, and the nature of potential alternatives. The present study identified, collected and analysed information to assess the feasibility of an active-substance-based approach (‘monograph system’) and other potential alternatives. The monograph system as defined in the literature, and two alternatives presented by Animal Health Europe and the European Group for Generic Veterinary Products were examined for their possible impacts, efficiency and effectiveness in achieving the objectives of Regulation (EU) 2019/06, i.e. reduce the administrative burden, enhance the internal market, increase the availability of VMPs, while guaranteeing the highest level of public and animal health and protection of the environment. In an initial phase the monograph system would be more expensive and resource-intensive, but in the long-term the benefits should overbalance the disadvantages. In addition, a number of suggestions were developed to improve the acceptability of the monograph system. The benefit would be enhanced by using existing tools and experiences from other regulatory frameworks. Moreover, it would support current EU strategic approaches, such as the “one substance, one assessment” approach of the European Green Deal (COM/2019/640). Especially in view of these EU goals, a monograph system is justified, proportionate and may be affordable in a long-time perspective.
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- Temati Veterinārijas nozare un dzīvnieku veselība , Vide — Ekoloģija
- Temats: administratīvās formalitātes , dzīvnieku veselība , priekšizpēte , veselības aizsardzība , veterinārfarmaceitiskie produkti , vidisko risku novēršana , vienotais tirgus , ziņojums , ķīmiskais piesārņojums
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-42335-5 | DOI 10.2875/94477 | Kataloga numurs EW-06-21-127-EN-N |
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