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- The record of Agricultural Universities - The International Standards - The Pest Keys and Training Materials - The Other Relevant Document - The Strategic Plan Builder tool - Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation (PCE) Tool Figure4. The Main Screen of Cambodian National Phytosanitary Database By using the electronic tools in the NPD the Cambodian NPPO could implemented its duties in the easily and proper way of the IPPC framework. With those tools we could issue the electronic format of export-import certification with quick and transparency report of import-export activities by consignment, by destination or source; recording the pest status from pest surveillance result (Figure 5) and searching back the pest status by particular crop type or part. 64
Figure 5. Pest Status Record Tool On the priority crop, there are specific pest surveillance system in place, which conducted by every season by every PDAFF and this basic result will reconfirm and update the NPD in every 3 years by plant protection office of DAALI (Department of Agronomy and Agricultural Land Improvement). 5. Capacity Building Needed for Cambodian National Plant Protection Organization To become a highly effective, efficient and professional National Plant Protection Organization with the capacities and competencies to protect the nation's plant health status and biodiversity and promote market access for plants and plant products in compliance with international agreements and standards, so we need: a. Review of Mandate The mandate of the Cambodian National Plant Protection Organization, which is the Plant Protection and Phytosanitary Inspection Office, should be officially formulated to include all the functions as specified in the IPPC, 1997, and the SPS Agreement b. Capacity Building - Network and Web Management - Extend use of the National Phytosanitary Database - Improve Pest Diagnostic Capabilities 65
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WORKSHOP REPORT Information Exchang
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6. FURTHER GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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Appendix 1: List of FAO staff, proj
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