The Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) of PARC serves as the main roadmap guiding PARC’s activities from 2022 to 2029. It also outlines the main objectives, challenges and expected impacts of the partnership. The development of the SRIA is based on a co-creation process involving about 200 partners from...

Over the past months, PARC has expanded its synergies with leading institutions and research initiatives, further strengthening SYNnet as a platform for dialogue, knowledge exchange, and scientific advancement. One key collaboration is with the Health and Environmental Sciences Institute (HESI), a globally recognised non-profit organisation that brings together experts from...

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Would you like to partner with us? PARC is a collaborative effort that brings together 200 partners from 29 European countries and aiming to develop next-generation chemical risk assessment to protect human health and the environment. Given its size and scope, PARC aims to play a leading role in European...

Governance structure Use the interactive map above to discover the governance structure of P-A-R-C. P-A-R-C Executive bodies PARC is organised in nine Work Packages (WPs) working closely together to achieve three levels of specific objectives as mentioned above. WP1 “Partnership Management and Coordination” is in charge of the overall coordination...

Governance structure Use the interactive map above to discover the governance structure of P-A-R-C. International Board (IB): The IB contributes to the science-to-policy dialogue, identification of synergies & collaborations, contribution on open science, new approaches. The IB includes experts from other international chemical risk assessment platforms, scientific advisory boards and...

Governance structure Use the interactive map above to discover the governance structure of P-A-R-C. Management Board (MB): The MB is the operational body that supports the Coordinator in the day-to-day implementation of the Grant Agreement based on the Description of Action and Annual Work Plans. The MB includes the Coordinator...

Governance structure Use the interactive map above to discover the governance structure of P-A-R-C. National Hubs (NHs): Countries involved in PARC establish and extend the NHs created to develop collaboration and contribute to ensuring PARC’s activities are aligned with national activities. There are no prescriptive rules and the construction is...

Contacts list Work Package (WP) and Task (T) Leaders WP1 “Partnership Management and Coordination” PARC Coordination Team ( parcanses [dot] fr) Pascal Sanders (ANSES; pascal [dot] sandersanses [dot] fr) Christophe Rousselle (ANSES; christophe [dot] rousselleanses [dot] fr) T1.1 “Overall executive management and support of the Partnership” Christophe Rousselle (ANSES; christophe [dot] rousselleanses [dot] fr) PARC Coordination Team ( parcanses [dot] fr) T1.2 “Scientific steering and implementation...

Our story A sound management of chemicals is essential to implement many, if not all, UN Sustainable Development Goals. The UN (Global Environmental Outlook) and the EU Green Deal, call for measures to secure a non-toxic environment. The total number of industrial chemicals in commerce globally was conservatively estimated at...

Governance structure Use the interactive map above to discover the governance structure of P-A-R-C. Governing Board Governing Board (GB): The GB is the overarching body of PARC that provides the highest level strategic steering of the Partnership through continuous dialogue by its members with the implementation bodies to align PARC...

Our impact Policy/societal impact First network of more than 200 European, cross-sectorial public partners working on risk assessment for chemicals at national and/or European level. Scientific impact Collaboration between networks of parents working in different areas, to construct a common approach and the sharing of data based on FAIR principles...

Mission PARC’s mission is to address current, emerging and novel chemical safety challenges and enabling the transition to the Next Generation Risk Assessment (NGRA), in line with the European Green Deal’s zero-pollution ambition for a toxic free environment and in particular with the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability Towards a Toxic-Free...

PARC aims to develop next-generation chemical risk assessment to protect human health and the environment. It supports the European Union's Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability and the European Green Deal's “Zero pollution” ambition with new data, knowledge, methods and tools, expertise and networks. Get a quick overview of PARC in this...

Our story A sound management of chemicals is essential to implement many, if not all, UN Sustainable Development Goals. The UN (Global Environmental Outlook) and the EU Green Deal, call for measures to secure a non-toxic environment. The total number of industrial chemicals in commerce globally was conservatively estimated at...