Workshop on Phytosanitary Inspection in Tanzania by the NVWA

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The Ministry of Economic Affairs Netherlands, in collaboration with the Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, conducted a workshop in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, focusing on improving inspection procedures and infrastructure related to phytosanitary issues. The workshop addressed key areas such as training intensification, infrastructure enhancement, information system improvement, and legislative approval. The participants also discussed the development of importation protocols, roles and responsibilities documents, and the formation of quarterly technical meetings to monitor project progress.

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Ministry of Economic Affairs Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) Inspection workshop in Tanzania 10 - 14 September 2019, Dar es Salaam

Contents Introduction Program presentation Case for the entire workshop June, 2016

Introduction (1) Previous workshop in Bagamoyo Findings and recommendations: The group identified a realistic order of the issues that need to be addressed during the coming years: 1. Intensification of training on inspection, 2. Improving the current infrastructure, 3. Improve the information system and 4. Legislation need to be approved quickly. What has been done since? June, 2016

Introduction (2) Development of document(s) in the frame work of the : On the importation protocols that will help applicants understand the process and the costs involved Documents with roles and responsibilities of TZ partners around the G2G- project. Formation of TZ quarterly technical meetings: PHS, TPRI, TOSCI, Seed Unit, DCD, SAGCOT will meet every 3-4 months to discuss project progress. G2G or CD-PIT would provide the resources needed for this stakeholder meeting to happen. With the input of Edmond Ringo as local coordinator MALF needs to work on the status and mandate of PHS and have its own financial system in support of their activities. Agency status in progress. PHS and TPRI in order to perform their tasks need to develop a discussion with the private sector and discuss a fee system. This in the interest of trade of plants and plant products in general. Needs attention. June, 2016

Program presentation Monday visit of the experts to BIPs Tuesday 10 June, general issues for inspection Wednesday 11 June, potato as a crop at import Thursday 12 September, cut flower as a crop at import (export) Friday 13 September Wrap up and presentations of participants June, 2016

Cases during the workshop General assignment by the entire group for this workshop on the organisation of phytosanitary inspection by PHS in Tanzania Assignment 1: Formulate an advise on the current documents flow for import and export, that could be improved at PHS. Question to the group as an assignment: What should be the best way of inspection (seed) potatoes at import and guarantee the absence of Q-pests? Assignment: what is done by PHS on the import inspection of pesticides? June, 2016

Working in the groups (4 groups) Groups of 8 persons maximum. Divide tasks within the group: group leader, collecting information, preparing the PPT, or filling the flip-over, select someone to present, Each assignment try to change the task division Please restrict yourself presenting no longer than 15 minutes Speak out loud so everybody can hear what you are saying Do not speak fast, but with a normal speed June, 2016