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NGRA — Interactive Consortium Decision Map
Agree on the NGRA definition, collect partner strategies and references, then build an adaptable evidence-based workflow together.
Discussion tool only · Not an endorsed EFSA framework · All recommendations and module rules are editable.
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What do we mean by NGRA?
Proposed working definition. Edit the wording or record an alternative. This definition is intentionally broad enough to support different NGRA workflows and regulatory contexts.
NGRA strategy proposals and references
An open space for consortium partners to share existing NGRA frameworks, propose new assessment strategies, and identify what could be adopted or further developed. Proposals are not automatically accepted as consortium decisions.
PDF, PNG, JPEG and WebP attachments, up to 15 MB per file. Do not attach confidential material unless consortium sharing rules permit it.
Build the NGRA workflow
Click a module to edit or delete it (including starter modules). Drag a module to another position, or use the Move up / Move down buttons. The map is a proposed starting layout, not a fixed obligatory sequence. Modules may be parallel; a decision gate can end the workflow once the necessary evidence is sufficient.
Reorder: drag a module to a new position. Or select it and use Move up / Move down. The exported report follows your chosen order.
Problem formulation
Basic assumptions for NAM-based evidence integration
Open discussion: How should complementary NAM-based evidence be combined and interpreted within this module? Add multiple proposals or assumptions, including how evidence is weighted, linked to mechanisms, compared across methods and assessed for uncertainty.
Nanomaterial risk assessment — additional information
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