Maintenance of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards and the Coordinated Preventive Control Regulatory Activities and Capacity Building (U18)

格鲁吉亚农业部 项目名称：动物饲料监管计划标准的维护和协调 预防控制监管活动和能力建设 项目时间：2020年9月1日至2022年2月16日 项目摘要 动物饲料监管计划标准（AFRPS）为设计建立了统一的基础 负责动物饲料监管的国家计划的管理。格鲁吉亚号 农业部（GDA）将继续合作， 与美国建立基于相互依赖和共同责任的综合动物食品安全体系。 美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）和其他国家合作伙伴和利益相关者。 该项目的总体目标是全面实施AFRPS维护阶段跟踪， 进行规管工作，同时促进遵守动物食品预防控制措施 （PCAF）法规。作为一个国家监管机构，我们的首要目标是减少风险因素， 已知在制造，加工， 包装或保存动物食品材料。 本项目的目标包括：a）展示开发和/或维护 执行一项全面改进计划， AFRPS和AFRPS的持续维护; B）通过向 实施第二阶段审计，并收集关于PCAF全面检查的审计数据; c）证明 是否有受过充分培训的工作人员，以及雇用和/或培训人员的标准和能力， 实现合作协议的目标和产出; d）提供适当详细的预算， 旨在实现AFRPS的实施和维护; e）制定外联计划 以及与PCAF法规和合规性以及其他FSMA相关规则相关的相关材料， GDA整体推广计划的一部分; f）展示充分参与倡议的能力 支持AFRPS，例如要求的年度面对面会议和为此提供的任何必要培训 项目、委员会、电话会议、分享最佳做法、年度访问和核查审计;以及 g）必要时与FDA会面，以制定/监测双重检查的工作计划进度 促进格鲁吉亚之间信息共享、坚定和解和执法行动的设施 和FDA。 通过实现和保持这些计划标准的实施，GDA和FDA可以更好地 指导他们的监管活动，以防止可能导致疾病的动物食品安全危害， 在生产、加工、包装或保存动物食品材料的设施中对动物或人类造成的伤害。

Georgia Department of Agriculture Project Title: Maintenance of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards and the Coordinated Preventive Control Regulatory Activities and Capacity Building Project Period: September 1, 2020 – February 16, 2022 Project Summary The Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) establish a uniform foundation for the design and management of State programs responsible for the regulation of animal feed. The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) will continue collaborative efforts for the advancement of an integrated animal food safety system based on mutual reliance and shared responsibility with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other state partners and stakeholders. The overall objective of this project is full implementation of the AFRPS Maintenance Phase Track and conducting regulatory work while promoting compliance with the Preventive Controls for Animal Food (PCAF) regulation. Our overarching goal as a state regulatory authority is to reduce the risk-factors that are known to cause or contribute to illnesses in animal and humans in firms that manufacture, process, pack, or hold animal food materials. Objectives for this project include the following: a) demonstrating the ability to develop and/or maintain implementation of a comprehensive improvement plan that will results in full implementation of the AFRPS and continued maintenance of the AFRPS; b) expanding the Auditing Program by moving toward implementing Phase II audits and collecting audit data on full-scope PCAF inspections; c) demonstrating the availability of adequately trained staff and the criteria and ability to hire and/or train personnel to meet the goals and outputs of the cooperative agreement; d) providing a properly detailed budget that is intended to achieve implementation and maintenance of the AFRPS; e) developing an outreach plan and associated materials related to the PCAF regulation and compliance and other FSMA related rules as part of GDA’s overall outreach plan; f) demonstrating the ability to fully participate in initiative supporting the AFRPS, such as a required annual face-to-face meeting and any required training for this project, committees, conference calls, sharing best practices, annual visits, and verification audits; and g) meeting with FDA as necessary to develop/monitor working planning progress for dual inspected facilities to advance information sharing, firm reconciliation, and enforcement action between Georgia and FDA. By achieving and maintaining implementation of these program Standards, GDA and FDA can better direct their regulatory activities toward preventing animal food safety hazards that can cause illness or injury to animal or humans in facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold animal food materials.