Michigan Food Emergency Response Capacity Development: A Partnership of Local, St

起草日期：2012年7月8日 RFA-FD-12 - 026项目总结/摘要 密歇根州农业和农村发展部（MDARD）提案 参考的融资机会公告侧重于改善 在发现不安全食品时采取集体行动保护公众。 MDARD的建议将支持国家综合粮食计划署的发展， 通过开展试点项目，更好地协调多机构食品安全体系 密歇根州的紧急响应行动。建议的活动包括：（1）更好地 协调地方、州和联邦食品应急准备活动 符合国家事故管理准备周期，以及2） 向粮食紧急情况应对者提供与其角色相适应的在职培训。的 国际粮食保护培训研究所（IFPTI） 在工作任务分析和基本在职培训模块的开发， 确保与美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）的愿景保持一致， 综合培训和认证系统。密歇根州的独特地位， 完成这一合作项目，作为一个边境国家（第二个国家的家园）， 全国最繁忙的卡车过境点）， 经济时代和政府裁员。州和联邦机构 密歇根州有一个共同努力，以实现有效的跟踪记录 结果-包括持续参与FDA快速反应小组 (RRT)实施项目。这项提案将把当地的公共卫生 成功开展RRT能力发展进程的机构。这笔赠款将 使用过程和结果指标的组合来评估 确定能力建设目标。密歇根州的工作人员在一个 一系列的伙伴关系，倡议，和协会在地方，州，区域， 和国家一级。这些领导角色将有助于确保项目 与其他国家举措保持一致， 密歇根州、五大湖地区和全国都有 作为一个整体。

Draft Date: July 8, 2012 RFA-FD-12-026 PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) Proposal The referenced funding opportunity announcement focuses on improving collective actions taken to protect the public when unsafe foods are identified. MDARD's proposal would support the development of a national integrated food safety system by conducting a pilot project to better coordinate multi-agency food emergency response actions in Michigan. Proposed activities include: 1) better aligning local, state, and federal food emergency preparedness activities consistent with the National Incident Management Preparedness cycle, and 2) providing role appropriate on-the-job training to food emergency responders. The International Food Protection Training Institute (IFPTI) would advise participants during job task analyses and development of basic on-the-job training modules to ensure consistency with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) vision for an integrated training and certification system. Michigan is uniquely positioned to complete this collaborative project, being a border state (home of the second busiest truck border crossing point in the nation) that has weathered tough economic times and government downsizing. State and federal agencies in Michigan have a proven track record of working together to achieve effective results - including ongoing participation in the FDA Rapid Response Team (RRT) Implementation Project. This proposal would link local public health agencies with the successful RRT capacity development process. The grant will use a combination of process and outcome metrics to assess progress towards identified capacity building goals. Michigan staff hold leadership positions in a range of partnerships, initiatives, and associations at the local, state, regional, and national levels. These leadership roles will help ensure that the project is aligned with other national initiatives and that lessons learned and best practices identified are shared throughout Michigan, the Great Lakes region and the nation as a whole.