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and local applicability. Each objective 

has both subobjectives and suggested 

emphasis areas. For the complete 

program design, please consult the RFI. 

EPA’s questions are as follows: 

• How can EPA and future grantees 

expand upon the work done through 

previous cooperative agreements to 

build HCP capacity, capitalize on 

existing resources, and avoid 

duplicating efforts? 

• What populations—besides 

farmworkers, pesticide handlers, and 

applicators—are at high risk of 

pesticide-related illness and would 

benefit from more highly trained HCPs? 

• How can EPA ensure that activities 

under Objective 1 (training and 

technical assistance) are responsive to 

the social determinants of health, 

cultural context, and vulnerabilities of 

patients at high risk of pesticide-related 

illness? 

• What steps can future grantees take 

to ensure that recognition, treatment, 

and management of pesticide-related 

illness continue to improve at local 

partner organizations after the project 

has concluded? What steps can they 

take to ensure that reporting continues 

to improve? 

• What networks, organizations, and 

stakeholders are examples of 

collaborators under Objective 2 

(partnership program)? Which could be 

effective at monitoring and evaluating 

the project? 

• What are examples of activities that 

this cooperative agreement could 

support under Objective 1 (training and 

technical assistance)? Under Objective 2 

(partnership program)? 

• Do the objectives, as written, 

exclude any collaborators or activities 

that would support the program goals? 

B. What is the request for information? 

In addition to soliciting comment on 

the questions posed in Unit III.A. of this 

document, EPA is seeking stakeholder 

input on the RFI document that is 

available in the docket. Specifically, 

EPA is interested in comments about the 

types of activities the program could 

support; about populations at high risk 

of pesticide-related illness (and who 

would thus benefit from more highly 

trained clinicians); and about additional 

ways to ensure that training and 

technical assistance under the program 

accounts for the cultural context, social 

determinants of health, and 

vulnerabilities of these populations. 

EPA encourages all potentially 

interested parties, including 

individuals, professional associations, 

governmental and non-governmental 

organizations, academic institutions, 

research institutions, medical 

institutions, non-profits, communitybased organizations, Indian Tribes, and 

private sector entities to provide 

responses to any or all questions. To the 

extent possible, the Agency asks 

commenters to please cite any public 

data related to or that supports the 

responses, and to the extent permissible, 

describe any supporting data that is not 

publicly available. 

Authority: 7 U.S.C. 136 et seq. 

Dated: September 19, 2023. 

Michal Freedhoff, 

Assistant Administrator, Office of Chemical 

Safety and Pollution Prevention. 

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