provided by each entity. The APPH conducts ad-hoc risk assessment, identifies priorities for enhanced control and instructs Inspectorates accordingly. A4: APPH develops and Fully achieved. The APPH implements phytosanitary and operates a phyto register database plant register database that include plants and producers as well. The link is accessible by entity inspections services and Ministries of Agriculture. A5: FSA implementing a risk FSA performs at 3 Fully achieved. The FSA based food safety system risk assessments and conducts a risk assessment for coordinates a risk aflatoxins and phosphates in communication program food, and commissioned a Total Diet study to assess prevailing nutritional habits and help identify inherent risks. The FSA applies a public information strategy and coordinates a risk communication Working Group. A6: Inspection All Entity Inspectorate Substantially achieved Directorates are implementing reporting of food, animal 75%). Both Entity Inspectorates BiH plant health, animal health and health is operate web-based databases and and food safety laws and share data with state-level regulations agencies. Their IMS systems are not linked. Information is shared on a daily basis through uploads, but not yet in a real-time manner. A7: FBiH MAFWM Partially achieved (about agricultural information units 50%). FADN pilot established in and databases and FADN pilot both entities, however regular established assembling farm update of database is not level information maintained in FBiH once responsibility was handed down to cantons. To date in RS a total of 128 farms are being surveyed on an annual basis. A8: WAN linking MOFTER Fully achieved. with State level agencies, Federal MoA has already entity MOAs, and Inspection established this interface with services under establishment MOFTER and it has been for AIS operations ever since; Launch of web service by AI&R Agency that would be the interface between the Agency itself and entity ministries of agriculture and inspectorates, with the door open to the
provided by each entity. The APPH conducts ad-hoc risk assessment, identifies priorities for enhanced control and instructs Inspectorates accordingly. A4: APPH develops and implements phytosanitary and plant register database Fully achieved. The APPH operates a phyto register database that include plants and producers as well. The link is accessible by entity inspections services and Ministries of Agriculture. A5: FSA implementing a risk based food safety system FSA performs at 3 risk assessments and coordinates a risk communication program Fully achieved. The FSA conducts a risk assessment for aflatoxins and phosphates in food, and commissioned a Total Diet study to assess prevailing nutritional habits and help identify inherent risks. The FSA applies a public information strategy and coordinates a risk communication Working Group. A6: Inspection Directorates are implementing BiH plant health, animal health and food safety laws and regulations All Entity Inspectorate reporting of food, animal and health is Substantially achieved 75%). Both Entity Inspectorates operate web-based databases and share data with state-level agencies. Their IMS systems are not linked. Information is shared on a daily basis through uploads, but not yet in a real-time manner. A7: FBiH MAFWM agricultural information units and databases and FADN pilot established assembling farm level information Partially achieved (about 50%). FADN pilot established in both entities, however regular update of database is not maintained in FBiH once responsibility was handed down to cantons. To date in RS a total of 128 farms are being surveyed on an annual basis. A8: WAN linking MOFTER with State level agencies, entity MOAs, and Inspection services under establishment for AIS Fully achieved. Federal MoA has already established this interface with MOFTER and it has been operations ever since; Launch of web service by AI&R Agency that would be the interface between the Agency itself and entity ministries of agriculture and inspectorates, with the door open to the
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