Rep o rt of th e tw en - Rotterdam Convention

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Foreword The Plant Protection Agreement for the Asia and Pacific Region (formerly the Plant Protection Agreement for S outh-East Asia and Pacific Region), which was approved by the 23 rd S ession of the FAO C ouncil in November 1955 and entered into force on 2 J uly 1956, is an intergovernmental treaty and administered by the Asia and Pacific Plant Protection C ommission (APPPC ). The C ommission, according to its provisions, convenes at least once every two years and is open to participation by all member countries. The Twenty-fourth S ession of the FAO Asia and Pacific Plant Protection C ommission (APPPC ) was convened in Bangkok from 5 to 9 S eptember 2005 to review the activities of the C ommission carried out in the past two years and to review the overall plant protection situation at national and regional levels followed by discussion and adoption of two Regional S tandards of Phytosanitary Measures (RS PMs) as well as identification of the work programme of APPPC for 2006-2007. This document presents the final report of the S ession. During the last biennium, the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and its intergovernmental technical body – APPPC – have been involved in several significant programmes dealing with major areas of plant protection in the region. The C ommission has been very active in enhancing capacity building and information exchange among member countries on aspects of phytosanitory measures in line with the International Plant Protection C onvention (IPPC ) and S anitary and Phytosanitary (S PS ) Measures of W TO, pesticide management following the FAO C ode of C onduct and Rotterdam C onvention as well as extension of integrated pest management to major crops of the region. It is expected that the activities planned for the next two years and the actions taken on the recommendations will further enhance cooperation and the capacity of member countries to deal with various phytosanitary issues in this era of globalization. It will amplify regional cooperation in other aspects of plant protection as well. The firm commitments and concrete actions by all governments of the member countries are req uired in order to achieve common goals in agricultural and rural development towards the Millennium Development G oal of halving world hunger by 2015. He C hangchui Assistant Director-G eneral and FAO Regional Representative for Asia and the Pacific iii
Contents Foreword .................................................................................................................................. iii 1. Opening of the session and organizational matters ..................................................... 1 2. Secretariat report on actions taken on recommendations of the twenty-third session of the Commission........................................................................................... 4 3. Country, regional and international organization reports ............................................ 8 4. Discussion on the approval of two Regional Standards for Phytosanitary Measures 27 5. Progress in implementation of the provisions of the International Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides; and the Convention on the Prior Informed Consent (PIC)...................................................................................... 27 6. Overview of the International Plant Protection Convention’s (IPPC) activities including ICPM-7 ......................................................................................................... 28 7. Progress in implementation of plant quarantine in Asia and the Pacific region......... 28 8 . Progress in integrated pest management in the region ................................................ 29 9. Progress in agricultural pesticide management in Asia and the Pacific region .......... 29 10. APPPC Standing Committee meetings on IPM, Plant Q uarantine and Pesticide Management ................................................................................................................. 29 11. Date and venue of the twenty-fifth session ................................................................. 36 12. Other business .............................................................................................................. 36 13. Adoption of the report .................................................................................................. 36 14. Closing of the Session .................................................................................................. 36 Annex I List of participants ........................................................................................... 37 Annex II Regional Standards for Phytosanitary Measures “ Requirements for the establishment and maintenance of pest free areas for Tephritid fruit flies” APPPC RSPM No. 3.............................................................................. 53 Annex III Regional Standards for Phytosanitary Measures “ Guidelines for the confirmation of non-host status of fruit and vegetables to Tephritid fruit flies” APPPC RSPM No. 4.............................................................................. 69 Annex IV Progress in integrated pest management (IPM) in Asia and the Pacific region (Agenda item 8 ) ................................................................................... 8 1 Annex V Progress in agricultural pesticide management in Asia and the Pacific region (Agenda item 9) ................................................................................... 8 7 v Page
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REGIONAL STANDARDS FOR PHYTOSANITAR
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Work Plan for the Sonora Fruit Fly
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surveillance An official process th
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PROGRESS IN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEM
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6. More information is needed on pe
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