1531) Call for topics 2015

The 2015 call for topics starts on 5 June and ends on 14 August.

1532) Core Activities / Implementation & Capacity Development / Implementation and Capacity Development Projects / EC IRSS 3rd cycle

Budget: 630,000 EUR Start: Feb 2018 End: May 2022

1533) IPPC ePhyto Solution Tele-training Takes Off

21 April 2020, Rome. Taking full advantage of available technology, the IPPC ePhyto Global Solution team successfully provided the first …

1534) Core Activities / Trade facilitation / Sea Containers / Sea Container Task Force (SCTF)

This page was dedicated to the IC Sub-group Sea Containers Task Force (SCTF), which supervised the implementation of actions contained …

1535) About / Core Activities / Implementation & Capacity Development / Implementation and Capacity Development Projects

The Implementation and Capacity Development Committee (IC) holds a yearly project reporting session to review phytosanitary projects dealing with implementation …

1536) The IPPC contribution to the Advanced Course on Implementing the WTO Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreement

The Advanced Course on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) took place at the WTO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, from 17 …

1537) Guidance to NPPOs for Mitigating Impacts of COVID-19 Crisis on Plant Health from the CPM Bureau and the IPPC Secretariat

In this unprecedented crisis of Covid-19, our first concern is always to ensure that our families, friends and colleagues are …

1538) The first 2022 face-to-face EWG meeting is ready to draft a new annex to the International Standard on International movement of wood!

13 June 2022, Vancouver - The IPPC Expert Working Group (EWG) is slated to meet from 13 to 17 June …

1539) The Asian Workshop on Implementation of e-SPS Certification Systems Held in Thailand

The Asian Workshop on Implementation of e-SPS Certification Systems was hosted at the United Nation’s Economic and Social Commission for …

1540) Pest Free Status of Meloidogyne enterobolii in Singapore

Meloidogyne enterolobii is considered as the most aggressive root-knot nematodes due mainly for its high reproductive rate, induction of large …