To improve the uptake of academic data and to expand the knowledge base for safety assessments of chemicals and for environmental sustainability impacts of chemicals, researchers or research consortia funded by Union framework programmes or, as relevant, national programmes should, in line with the as open as possible, as closed as necessary principle, make available any human biomonitoring data they collect or generate resulting from research and development programmes to the EEA and should make available any environmental sustainability-related data on chemicals or materials they collect or generate to the ECHA. For human biomonitoring data constituting personal data, the EEA should specify which type of data should be made available to it, that is to say whether they are anonymised, pseudonymised or identifiable data.
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