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Participants








                                        MAIN PARTNER – COORDINATOR (1)
                       Istituto Superiore Di Sanita (Italy, project coordinator and WP1 leader)



       ASSOCIATED PARTNERS (26):

       Papageorgiou General Hospital (Greece, WP2 co-lead-    Servicio Andaluz De Salud (Spain); Hospital of Lithuania
       er); 7th Health Region Crete(Greece, WP2 co-leader);  University of Health Sciences Kaunas Clinics (Lithuania);
       Registrul  National  Al  Donatorilor  Voluntari  De  Celule  Viesoji Istaiga Vilniaus Universiteto Ligonine Santaros
       Stem Hematopoietice (Romania); Ministarstvo Zdravlia  Klinikos (Lithuania); Ministry for Health - Government
       Republike Hrvatske (Croatia, WP3 leader); Health and  of  Malta  (Malta);  Fondazione  Irccs  Ca’  Granda  –  Os-
       Social  Care  Inspectorate,  IVO  (Sweden,  WP4  leader);  pedale Maggiore Policlinico (Italy, WP6 group responsi-
       Health  Products  Regulatory  Authority  (Ireland,  WP5  ble); Ministry of Human Capacities (Hungary)
       leader);  Organització  Catalana  de  Trasplantaments,
       OCATT (Spain, WP5 leader); Medicines and Healthcare    COLLABORATING PARTNERS (14):
       Products  Regulatory  Agency  (United  Kingdom,  WP6
       group responsible); Agence de la biomédecine (France,   Hellenic  National  Blood  Transfusion  Center  (Greece);
       WP6  leader  and  WP7  co-leader);  Laakealan  Turval-  Salar (Sweden); Fundatia Renala (Moldova); Etablisse-
       lisuus-Ja Kehittamiskeskus (Finland, WP7 co-leader and   ment francais du sang, EFS (France); Agence nationale
       WP8 co-leader); Paul Ehrlich Institute (Germany, WP9   de sécurité du medicament et des produits de santé,
       leader); Banc De Sang I Teixits (Spain, WP8 co-leader);   ANSM (France); The State Agency of Medicines of the
       Krajowe Centrum Bankowania Tkanek I Komorek (Po-       Republic of Latvia (Latvia); European Society of Human
       land, WP10 leader); Human Tissue Authority (United     Reproduction and Embryolog (ESHRE); SOHO Consor-
       Kingdom); Agentia De Transplant (Republic of Moldo-    tium;  European  Centre  for  Disease  Prevention  and
       va);  Executive  Agency  For  Transplantation  (Bulgaria);   Control  (ECDC)  (Sweden);  European  Hematology  As-
       Ministry of Health of the Republic of Cyprus (Cyprus);   sociation (EHA); Institute for Transplantation and Bio-
       Medical  Products  Agency  (Sweden);  Asociacion  Es-  medicine (Croatia); NHS Blood and Transplant, NHSBT
       panola De Bancos De Tejidos (Spain);                   (United Kingdom); Joint Professional Advisory Commit-
                                                              tee, JPAC  (United Kingdom); EDQM (France)






       The GAPP JA website


       The GAPP EU JA aiming at facilitating the development of a common and optimal approach to assess and authorize
       preparation processes in blood and tissues establishments has developed its website (www.gapp-ja.eu) to raise
       awareness about the project goals. With an attractive look, the GAPP JA website is easy and quick to navigate. It
       presents general information regarding the JA aims, activities, and results, and the different partners of the con-
       sortium. All the GAPP JA outputs, as well as the latest activities, news and events are uploaded on the website.









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