The primary platform for biological safety &
security
From regulation to implementation, SecBio
aims to inform, train and connect
professionals in biosafety and biosecurity
related professions and sectors.
From regulation to implementation, SecBio
aims to inform, train and connect
professionals in biosafety and biosecurity
related professions and sectors.
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The development of biorisk control policies, as well as the implementation of non-proliferation treaties, requires raising all stakeholders' awareness and compliance with national and international legal requirements.
As part of the work of the G7 Global Partnership Against the Spread of Weapons and Materials of Mass Destruction (G7 GPP), the French Ministry of Defence's General Directorate for International Relations and Strategy is piloting a unique project named SecBio in partnership with Expertise France, the French Agency for International Technical Cooperation.
The construction of the SecBio platform brings together government actors, lawyers, medical researchers and information system designers.
From laboratory protection to operational safety or the transport logistics of biological materials and equipment, SecBio aims to reference all the knowledge and methods needed by experts in the sectors concerned by biological safety and security.
A document database covering all fields of application, scientific specialities and relevant techniques and methods.
Learning modules to build and evaluate a project or to check compliance with current regulations.
A participatory discussion forum open to all professionals on the platform.
As a development assistance project, the SecBio platform can be transferred to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC) support unit by 2022.
All member States will then be able to use this platform to improve their national legal frameworks and bring them into line with the international architecture.
The primary platform for biological security and safety.
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