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o not integrated into national IPPC process Nominations for IPP • IPPC contact points o busy o cannot do everything o who is going to do data entry in IPP? • Nomination of IPP “editors” o formal nomination by IPPC OCP o responsible for OCP data entry 68
3.6 The Role and Relationship of Scientific and Official Information Information Exchange and the IPPC • Article VIII provisions o cooperate in the exchange of information o provide scientific and technical information for PRAs o designate Official Contact Point • Article IV provisions o surveillance and reporting of pests Scientific vs Official Information • Scientific Information o Biology of the pest: � Distribution �Host range � Vectors �Biological impact � Economic impact �Other data • Sources of scientific information � Refereed journals �Non-refereed journals � NPPO records �Historical records � Electronic documentation Official Information • Regulatory requirements �Surveillance data o Regulated pest lists �PRAs o Pest status reporting �Pest outbreaks o Restrictions/prohibitions �Emergency actions • Source of official information o Official Contact Point designated by the Contracting Party Importing Countries may use pest status information to: • conduct a PRA on a pest in another country; • establish phytosanitary regulations; • and conduct a PRA on a non-quarantine pest in their own territories for purposes of regulating it. • conduct a PRA on a pest in another country; • establish phytosanitary regulations; • and conduct a PRA on a non-quarantine pest in their own territories for purposes of regulating it. Exporting countries may use pest status information to: • comply with import regulations of importing countries; • and meet requests from other countries for the purposes of PRAs. Importing and exporting countries may use pest status information to: • conduct PRAs; • plan national, regional and international pest management programs; • establish national pest lists; • establish and maintain pest free areas. Dispute Settlement • Provisions for country consultation under WTO and IPPC 69
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WORKSHOP REPORT Information Exchang
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4.3 Data entry Participants were re
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6. FURTHER GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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Appendix 1: List of FAO staff, proj
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LAOS Mr. Khanxay Somchanda Entomolo
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Secretariat Ms. Azizah Md. Jan Assi
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