Harmonisation framework for health based evaluation of indoor emissions from construction products in the European Union using the EU-LCI concept

This report describes a harmonised procedure for establishing a list of compounds and their associated LCI (Lowest Concentration of Interest) values for the evaluation of emissions from construction products taking into account existing procedures used in some Member States (i.e. ANSES in France and AgBB in Germany). It provides an appropriate health‐protective, science-based and transparent yet pragmatic approach with a flexible framework that enables review of the procedure to take into account new knowledge (e.g. data resulting from the REACH implementation process) for future revision of the EU-LCI master list in terms of both the compounds listed and their EU-LCI values.JRC.I.1-Chemical Assessment and Testin

Harmonisation of indoor material emission labelling schemes in the EU - VOC Workshop

Harmonisation of indoor material labelling schemes in the EU is an important aspect of the European Commission¿s policy making process in the field of indoor air quality and associated health effects. This paper describes the outcome of recent activities and a roadmap setting out the steps being taken by a preparatory working group led by the EC for establishing an EU wide harmonised framework of labelling schemes and obtaining broad consensus through open consultation.JRC.DDG.I.2-Chemical assessment and testin