Congress of Toxicology in Developing Countries (CTDC)

CTDC Meetings

Congress of Toxicology in Developing Countries

Held every three years, Congresses on Toxicology in Developing Countries (CTDC) are sponsored by IUTOX. The meetings provide a forum for discussing toxicological problems facing developing countries in the future and exchanging views with toxicologists from all over the world, especially from developing countries and regions.

UPCOMING CTDC MEETINGS

How to Host a CTDC Meeting

CTDC Planning Timeline 

CTDC proposals from IUTOX Member Societies to host a CTDC must be sent in the form of a proposal to the Secretary-General of IUTOX who will report the proposal to the Executive Committee for evaluation.

Proposals should be received by the Secretary-General at least six months prior to the meeting at which they are to be considered. The following issues should be considering when preparing a proposal:

  1. The proposal shall be presented in a written form to the Secretary-General of IUTOX.
  2. The material must include the proposed dates and venue of the CTDC. The society should indicate how it plans to organize the meeting, and include names of key individuals within the organizing committee, e.g. the president, treasurer, chairperson of the program committee, and chairperson of the local organizing committee.
  3. A detailed budgetary plan for the expenses and income of the Congress, including proposed registration fees is required.
  4. The proposal should then be sent to IUTOX via email or mail.

Past CTDC Meetings

  • CTDC12
  • CTDC11
  • CTDC10
  • 9CTDC
  • 8CTDC
  • 7CTDC
  • 6CTDC

Buenos Aires, Argentine 1987; New Delhi, India 1991; Cairo, Egypt 1995; Antalya, Turkey 1999; Guilin, China 2003; Cavtat/Dubrovnik, Croatia 2006; Sun City, South Africa 2009; Bangkok, Thailand 2012; Natal, Brazil 2015; Belgrade, Serbia 2018; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (virtual) 2021; Santiago, Chile 2024