NAPPO Overview: Collaboration for Agricultural Protection

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NAPPO, the North American Plant Protection Organization, provides a platform for collaboration among Canada, the United States, and Mexico to safeguard agricultural and plant resources while promoting safe trade. Through developing regional standards, conducting workshops, and engaging stakeholders, NAPPO aims to harmonize plant health approaches and ensure transparency. The organization's teams and expert groups work diligently to address emerging pests, conduct surveillance projects, and build technical capabilities for better protection of plant resources.

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my job today .. 1. specificities of NAPPO 2. technical and capacity building achievements 3. emerging pests and issues 4. surveillance projects and activities 5. proposals for further collaboration

1. specificities NAPPO provides a forum for public and private sectors in Canada, the United States and Mexico to collaborate in the regional protection of agricultural, forest, other plant resources, and the environment while facilitating safe trade

1. how do we accomplish our mission ? o Develop science-based regional standards and other documents o Conduct high-impact workshops o Promote harmonized approaches to plant health o Communicate with stakeholders; promote transparency and foster trust o Cooperate with key partners

1. the NAPPO team Executive Committee Secretariat Osama El-Lissy & John Greifer Marie- Claude Forest Stephanie Bloem Executive Director Nedelka Mar n- Martinez Translator-Interpreter Alonso Suazo Sof a Baez Javier Trujillo- Arriaga Technical Director Executive Assistant Industry Advisory Group Advisory and Management Committee Andrew Morse Craig Regelbrugge Pati Abad Stephanie Bloem Dominique Pelletier Ana Lilia Montealegre Stephanie Dubon Alonso Suazo Katharine Church Mario Puente back-up

1. the NAPPO team expert groups government + industry Rob, Stephan, Christine, Karine, Janine, Wendy, Rob, Diana, Thierry, Peter, Bruno, Steve, Nancy, Rajesh, Blaine, Kristina, Julia, Dave, Sigrun, Abdul, Alain, Gordon, Fuyou, Jean- Francois Lottie, Scott, Dean, Angela, Brendon, Christian, Dave, Bob, Bob, Ken, Ashley, Tyrone, Paul, Lynn, Christina, George, Stephen, Richard, Yilmaz, Gericke, Lisa, Ignacio, Amanda, Ric, Terry H ctor, No , Aide , Gustavo, Sara, Clemente, Hugo, Delfino, Andr s, Nallely, Daniel, Ana Lilia, Claudio, Nancy Mario, Alejandra, Hugo, Manuel, Ricardo, Gregorio Dave, Mathuresh, Gord, Alexandra, Chuck, Barry, Brian, Brian, Dominique Ric, Craig, Mike, John, Jim, Gary, Arvid, Jim, Brad, Russell, Rene, Faith

2. technical and capacity building achievements 14 expert groups 19 projects o o

2. technical and capacity building achievements 11 projects complete 8 projects have deliverables in 2017 and beyond o o

2. technical and capacity building achievements Project Americas-focused ISPM 15 implementation workshop Developed e-learning on how to petition for 1st release of entomophagous BC agents Discussion document on diversion from intended use specification for future RSPM Discussion document to support IPPC Expert Working Group tasked with development of ISPM on International Movement of Grain NEW - Regional standard on systems approaches to manage risks associated with the movement of wood Updated RSPM 13, Guidelines to establish, maintain and verify Karnal bunt pest free areas in North America

3 & 4. emerging pests/issues and surveillance projects/activities Project Discussion document on preventing introduction, establishment and spread of Khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) in North America Develop S&T document on risks associated with Lymantriids of potential concern to the NAPPO region Validate risk periods for regulated Asian gypsy moth in countries of origin Develop harmonized criteria for evaluating phytosanitary seed treatments Organize international symposium on inspection sampling to support harmonized implementation of ISPMs 23 and 31 in the NAPPO region and internationally

3. emerging (pests and) issues Number RSPM 02 RSPM 09 RSPM 17 RSPM 19 RSPM 20 RSPM 22 RSPM Title Guidelines for Pre-Clearance Programs Authorization of Laboratories for Phytosanitary Testing Guidelines for the Establishment, Maintenance and Verification of Fruit Fly Free Areas in NA Guidelines for Bilateral Work-plans Establishment, Maintenance and Verification of Areas of Low Pest Prevalence for Insects Guidelines for Construction and Operation of a Containment Facility for Insects and Mites used as Biological Control Agents Guidelines for the Determination and Designation of Host Status of a Fruit or Vegetable for Fruit Flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) General Guidelines for Pathway Risk Analysis Development of Phytosanitary Treatment Protocols for Regulated Arthropod Pest of Fresh Fruits or Vegetables Guidelines for the Movement of Stone and Pome Fruit Trees and Grapevines into a NAPPO Member Country Integrated measures for the trade of Christmas trees Importation of certain wooden and bamboo commodities into a NAPPO member country RSPM 30 RSPM 31 RSPM 34 RSPM 35 RSPM 37 RSPM 38

5. proposals for further collaboration o attend/present at NAPPO Annual Meeting 3rd week of Oct. 2017 M rida, Yucat n, Mexico o support implementation of ISPMs RBS Symposium will support ISPM 23 and 31 o collaborate in deliver of plant health workshops