Promoting adoption
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The events and meetings are shown below. Scroll down to find out more about the types of meetings and events that INPRF convenes.
We hold various types of events and meetings as described below. Click on the calendar arrow above to view all upcoming and past events and meetings.
Register for an upcoming event, or join a stakeholder community of practice.
Free online events in different time zones and languages help us connect with you – our global stakeholder community. Register, or view past events here.
We plan to establish communities of practice for key stakeholder groups adopting INPAS or supporting its adoption – a safe place to learn and solve issues together.
If you would like to be notified when we start the groups, please register your interest here.
Find information about meetings of the members and trustees.
INPRF members are non profit or public interest entities. Member meetings are private.
Trustee meetings will be private, apart from information about dates and attendance.
Various meetings and events are held to support the process of drafting the guidance, agreeing on text and questions for public consultation, receiving and considering feedback, and approval of revisions before publication.
See details of TAG meetings – agenda, papers, minutes and recordings here.
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DAG meetings are private, but in some cases, summaries or reports are published, which can be found here.
Small groups may be convened to work on specific projects or topics. Members are usually drawn from among the committees and Country Champions. The meetings are private.
During periods when consultation papers or exposure drafts are open for public comments, we hold consultation events to hear from stakeholders. We receive questions and comments in physical meetings and open online events. To view past and future events, click here.
We may convene focus groups to probe areas where there are differences of opinion, or test proposals before taking them to the advisory committees. Focus groups are by invitation, and summaries of key outputs will be shared.