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8. Progress in integrated pest management in the region Dr Iftikhar Ahmad, Deputy Director General of the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council presented the progress in Integrated Pest Management in the region. The full report is attached as Annex IV. 8.1 Discussions on the presentation 8.1.1 Extension of IPM projects Delegates agreed that there was a need to extend IPM projects to south Asian and other countries. For existing projects, there would be a need to proceed to a second phase, where refinement of parameters such as the review of pesticides as being an agriculture input should be put into place. There was also a suggestion to include Hazard Analysis at Critical Control Point (HACCP) for quality control and the monitoring of migratory pests on a regional basis to be included in IPM. 8.1.2 Curriculum for IPM of cotton The delegates were informed that a curriculum for IPM of cotton was already developed and tested in 1996. However, this curriculum would vary with regional differences, and would be expected to change continuously. 8.2 Presentation on role of IPM in good agricultural practices Ms Patcharee Menakanit of the Pest Management Division, Bureau of the Agricultural Product Development, Department of Agricultural Extension, Thailand, presented a paper on the role of IPM in good agricultural practices. 9. Progress in agricultural pesticide management in Asia and the Pacific region Dr Gamini Manuweera, Registrar of Pesticides, Department of Agriculture, Sri Lanka presented a paper on the progress in agricultural pesticide management in Asia and the Pacific region. The full report is attached as Annex V. 10. APPPC Standing Committee meetings on IPM, Plant Quarantine and Pesticide Management 10.1 Standing Committee on Plant Quarantine 10.1.1 Attendance The meeting was attended by following delegates: Australia : Dr Brian Stynes, Mr Robert Schwarz Bangladesh : Mr Md. Abdul Awal Cambodia : Mr Heng Chhun Hy China : Ms Wu Xiaoling, Mr Wang Yuxi, Mr Wang Yiyu FAO : Mr PiaoYongfan, Dr Niek Van der Graff 29
Fiji : Mr Hiagi Munivai Foraete Japan : Mr Hitoshi Ono India : Dr P.S. Chandurkar Indonesia : Mr Suparno SA, Mr Arfany Bastony Lao PDR : Mr Khennavong Vilaysouk Malaysia : Ms Wan Normah Wan Ismail, : Mr Michael Ranges Nyangob, Mr Yip Kin San, : Mr Ho Haw Leng Nepal : Ms Nabin C.T.D. Shrestha New Zealand : Dr John Hedley, Mr Gavin Edwards Philippines : Ms Merle B. Palacpac Republic of Korea : Mr Jin-won Hwang Thailand : Mr Udorn Unahawutti, Ms Puangpaka Komson, Tonga : Mr Sione Foliaki 10.1.2 Appointment of the Chairperson The meeting was chaired by Dr John Hedley. 10.1.3 Programme of activities for the next two years : Ms Oratai Eurtrakool, Mr Sawai Aunsonti, : Mr Surapol Yinasawapun, Dr Walaikorn Rattanadechakul The meeting concentrated on considering items for the next biennial work programme. 10.1.3.1 Regional International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures The Committee reviewed the lists of topics and priorities prepared by the ICPM and the APPPC ISPM review meeting. The group then prepared a list of possible topics for the APPPC priority list. These were discussed and then the group selected two/possibly three for recommendation to the session for the work programme for the next biennium. The list of possible topics included the following: i. Specific standard on a group of pests, e.g. scales ii. Specific standard, guidelines for micro-propagation material (tissue culture) iii. Nematodes – detection in plant products iv. Implementation of Plant Quarantine at Border Crossings v. Emergency Measures vi. Risks associated with non-agricultural items The two topics selected were Specific Standard on a Group of Pests e.g. scales, and Emergency Measures. If additional resources are available for the construction of a third RSPM, the third priority would be Specific Standard, Guidelines for Micro-propagation Material (tissue culture). Australia 30
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Agriculture has established standar
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Under TCP/THA/3003, FAO provided te
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2.5 National Consultation on the Ra
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6. More information is needed on pe
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