2101) The IPPC / ePhyto Industry Advisory Group workshops continue with the Bahamas

Rome, 2 June 2021. The series of ePhyto industry workshops, organized by the ePhyto Industry Advisory Group (IAG) with support …

2102) Another great achievement: The reorganized suite of fruit fly standards are now available in English on the IPP!

ISPMs 26, 30, 35 and 37 have successfully been reorganized to reflect the decisions of CPM-13 (2018). This reorganization made …

2103) Newly adopted Diagnostic Protocols are now available on the IPP!

The five newly adopted Diagnostic Protocols (DPs) have now been posted to the IPP in English and can be found …

2104) Working together to protect plants from harmful pests in the Near East and North Africa: 2018 IPPC Regional Workshop

Participants at the IPPC regional workshop in the Near East and North Africa.

2105) The compiled comments from the first and second round of consultations on draft ISPMs are now posted!

Compiled comments for the first and second consultations on draft ISPMs have now been posted on the IPP at this …

2106) 2018-09 CALL FOR EXPERTS

The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) Secretariat is soliciting submissions for experts to take part in:

2107) Working together to protect plants and the environment in Africa: A 2018 IPPC Regional Workshop

Forty-five participants from 29 countries exchanged their experiences in protecting plants from pests and diseases during the IPPC regional workshop …

2108) Standards Committee Working Group (SC-7) approved four standards for second consultation in 2021

Rome, 21 May 2021. The Commission on Phytosanitary Measures (CPM) Standards Committee Working Group (SC-7) approved four standards for second …

2109) Protecting plants in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia: 2018 IPPC - FAO Regional Workshop

Participants at the IPPC Regional workshop in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia shared their experiences in safeguarding plant …

2110) Message for the 2021 International Day for Biological Diversity from Avetik Nersisyan, Officer in Charge Secretariat of the International Plant Protection Convention

A planet without biological diversity is an endangered planet.