Citizens and experts to get more information on nanomaterials

The signing of the delegation agreement marks the formal kick-off for ECHA to start working on the European Union Observatory for Nanomaterials (EU-ON).

The information sources for the observatory will include data generated by various pieces of EU legislation regulating the safe use of nanomaterials (e.g. REACH, biocides, cosmetics), from national inventories, research projects, and market studies. By that, it will bring added value not only to European citizens but also to policy makers, industry, NGOs and workers.

Further information can be found in <link https: echa.europa.eu citizens-and-experts-to-get-more-information-on-nanomaterials _blank>ECHA’s press release.