Food Protection Rapid Response Team (RRT)

食品保护快速反应小组(RTT)(U18) RFA-FD-15-020 建议书摘要 华盛顿州农业部(WSDA)向美国食品和药物管理局寻求资金 美国食品和药物管理局(FDA)根据RFA-FD-15-020。申请的资助额为两年600,000美元。而当 支持发展国家一体化的食品和饲料安全体系，华盛顿 美国农业部(WSDA)建议继续建设能力、经验和 支持华盛顿继续协调发展和维护的网络 快速反应小组(WARRT)。 WSDA已经显示出朝着合作的目标不断发展和进步 协议。其中一些成就包括： 为食品/饲料联合紧急情况制定了一份世界农业部和食品和药物管理局认可的操作手册。 协调多机构演习，以提高反应效率。 通过外联活动建立了机构间伙伴关系，并联合 培训/练习/信息共享。 通过以下方式协助努力改善世界可持续发展区的计划基础设施 实施制造食品监管程序标准(MFRPS)和 动物饲料监管程序标准(AFRPS)。 为爱荷华州检查和上诉部门提供RRT开发指导 (直径)。 WSDA在这个为期两年的项目中的目标是： 通过团队建设、协作、 网络丰富的方法，包括流行病学、实验室和监管合作伙伴。 继续提高WARRT应对伙伴执行综合战略原则的能力 通过训练和锻炼。 通过维护WRRT可持续性计划和 华盛顿快速公交改善计划。 WSDA符合此融资机会的所有资格要求，包括： 目前与食品和药物管理局签订了食品安全检查合同。 目前参加了MFRPS和AFRPS。 目前在食品保护RRT合作协议下获得资金 根据RFA-FD-13-006。

Food Protection Rapid Response Team (RTT) (U18) RFA-FD-15-020 Proposal Abstract The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) seeks funding from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under RFA-FD-15-020. Funding level requested is $600,000 over two years. While supporting the development of a nationally integrated food and feed safety system, the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) proposes to continue building capacity, experience, and networks to support the continued coordinated development and maintenance of the Washington Rapid Response Team (WA RRT). The WSDA has demonstrated continual growth and progress toward the purpose of the cooperative agreement. Some of these accomplishments include:  Developed a WSDA and FDA-endorsed operations manual for joint food/feed emergencies.  Coordinated multi-agency exercises to improve response efficiency.  Established inter-agency partnerships through outreach events, and joint trainings/exercises/information sharing.  Assisted in efforts to improve program infrastructure within the WSDA through the implementation of both the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) and Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS).  Provided RRT development mentorship to the Iowa Department of Inspection and Appeals (DIA). The WSDA’s goals of this two year project are:  Expand food/feed emergency response capabilities through a team-building, collaborative, networking-rich approach including epidemiology, laboratory, and regulatory partners.  Continue to improve the ability of WA RRT response partners to implement ICS principles through trainings and exercises.  Address continual improvement through maintenance of the WA RRT Sustainability Plan and the Washington RRT Improvement Plan. The WSDA meets all eligibility requirements for this funding opportunity, including:  Maintains current contract with FDA for food safety inspections.  Currently enrolled in MFRPS and AFRPS.  Currently receiving funding under the Food Protection RRT Cooperative Agreement awarded under RFA-FD-13-006.