Designing a VNRFRPS Funding System in Support of a National IFSS Years 4 through 8

项目总结 食品和药物官员协会(AFDO)提议扩大之前的 制定了自愿零售食品监管计划标准(VNRFRPS)资金 支持国家综合食品安全系统(IFSS)的系统。项目目标包括 协助州、地方、部落和地区(SLTT)零售食品监管方案实现 更符合VNRFRPS，便于共享有关 计划通过专门的AFDO零售计划标准网站和广泛的外联活动 符合条件的司法管辖区，支持实施行之有效的创新干预战略 减少食源性疾病风险因素的发生，并扩大资源，以进一步 加强SLTT机构以改进现有项目并在此基础上再接再厉。这些目标将是 通过继续与一个联合咨询小组合作来完成，该小组的成员来自 AFDO和FDA，以扩展、实施和管理公平和广泛的资金系统 向SLTT零售食品监管项目发放子奖，以表彰项目的完成和 培训以提高对VNRFRPS的遵从性。实现项目目标和目的 将继续通过财政和方案支持推进综合财务支持系统 支持创新的VNRFRPS项目，并通过加强成功分享 在各级食品监管合作伙伴之间制定战略。我们还预计该项目将继续进行。 促进FDA区域零售食品专家与FDA其他工作人员之间的善意，以及 通过联合参与一个简单明了的筹资过程，使SLTT工作人员 它广泛和公平地分配了项目资金，并提供了出色的技术援助。 最终，美国食品供应的安全、保障和防御将得到改善 通过这一项目的扩建和延续。 第1页，共1页

PROJECT SUMMARY The Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO) proposes to expand the previously developed Voluntary National Retail Food Regulatory Program Standards (VNRFRPS) funding system in support of a national integrated food safety system (IFSS). Project Goals include assisting state, local, tribal and territorial (SLTT) retail food regulatory programs to achieve greater conformance with the VNRFRPS, facilitating the sharing of information about the program through a dedicated AFDO Retail Program Standards website and broad outreach to eligible jurisdictions, supporting implementation of proven and innovative intervention strategies to reduce the occurrence of foodborne illness risk factors, and expansion of resources to further enhance SLTT agencies to improve and build upon existing programs. These goals will be accomplished by continuing to work with a joint advisory group that includes members from AFDO and FDA, to expand, implement, and manage a funding system that fairly and broadly distributes subawards to SLTT retail food regulatory programs, for completion of projects and training to enhance conformance with the VNRFRPS. Achieving project goals and objectives will continue supporting the advancement of an IFSS through the financial and programmatic support of innovative VNRFRPS projects, and through enhanced sharing of successful strategies among food regulatory partners at all levels. We further expect the project to continue promoting goodwill between FDA Regional Retail Food Specialists and other FDA staff, and SLTT staff members through joint participation in a simple and straightforward funding process that distributes project funding broadly and fairly, and offers excellent technical assistance. Ultimately, the safety, security, and defense of the United States food supply will improve through the expansion and continuation of this project. Page 1 of 1