Summary

Australia's regional 'Sanitary and Phytosanitary Capacity Building Program' (SPSCBP) aims to enhance the capacity of ASEAN focal countries to meet international SPS standards.

Description

Australia's regional 'Sanitary and Phytosanitary Capacity Building Program' (SPSCBP) aims to enhance the capacity of ASEAN focal countries to meet international SPS standards. The objective structure of the program, and other basic program data, are shown in Attachment (i). AusAID mobilised a Mid-Term Review (MTR) mission for the SPSCBP in March 2008. The main objectives of the MTR are to review the program's efficiency and effectiveness to date, and to make recommendations for the future.

The main body of review work took place over a 3 week period, starting with consultations in Canberra on 17th March and concluding in Thailand on 3rd April 2008. Countries visited (in addition to Australia) were Indonesia, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand.

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