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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Diogène, Jorge author Campàs, Mònica author Rambla, Maria author Rahmani, Djamel author Reig, Lourdes author Ramirez, Maria Saray author Poyato, Cristina author Gil, José Maria author Marques, António author Costa, Pedro author Nunes, Maria Leonor author Cardoso, Carlos author Santos, Marta author Maulvault, Ana Luísa author Manganelli, Maura author Scardala, Simona author Testai, Emanuela author Yung Hung, Christine author Minnens, Fien author Verbeke, Wim author Dietrich, Jessica author Lohmann, Mark author Bodi, Dorina author Spielmeyer, Astrid author Arnich, Nathalie author Biré, Ronel author Sirot, Véronique author Thébault, Anne author 2023-12-05 Risk Assessment Strategies for Contaminants in Seafood (RASCS) is an EFSA Partnering Grant focusing on KEamong seven European Institutions. The project lasted from June 2021 to June 2023. The proposal was built to establish links among seven major research and regulatory institutions in the EU dealing with seafood safety: IPMA (Portugal), Istituto Superiore di Sanità (Italy), Ghent University (Belgium), BfR (Germany), ANSES (France), CREDA and IRTA (Spain). The purpose was to increase KEto foster harmonization and improve strategies for RA of contaminants in seafood products and the related risk communication to the population. RASCS included 6 work-packages (WPs) focused on Hazard Identification, Dietary Exposure Assessment, RA: present and future strategies in a changing world and balance with nutritional benefits, Risk/Benefit Perception and Communication, Dissemination and outreach, and Management of the project. The project started during the COVID pandemic, and interaction during the first year was exclusively online. Although this circumstance partially limited interactions, the execution of the project was not significantly impacted. Exchange among partners was ensured through monthly meetings and additional exchanges by mail or web meetings, while during the second year also physical meetings were organised: the first meeting in Paris in June 2022, was followed by an additional interim meeting focused on specific webinars in Barcelona in November 2022. Four sessions of ToS were held in 2023 in Rome, Lisbon, Barcelona and Paris, and a final meeting in Parma at EFSA's premises in June 2023. The RASCS Partnering Grant has allowed to reach three main goals: i) Significantly improve the participant's knowledge within the subject of RA of contaminants in seafood, ii) Increase awareness on EFSA's goals and tools regarding RA, and iii) Strengthen links and network among multidisciplinary institutions and experts also for future consortia. Diogène, Jorge, Mònica Campàs, Maria Rambla, Djamel Rahmani, Lourdes Reig, Manuel Ramírez, Cristina Poyato, et al. 2023. “Risk Assessment Strategies for Contaminants in Seafood (RASCS).” EFSA Supporting Publications 20 (12). doi:10.2903/sp.efsa.2023.en-8419. 2397-8325 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12327/2555 https://doi.org/10.2903/sp.efsa.2023.EN-8419 Risk Assessment Strategies for Contaminants in Seafood (RASCS)