State of NAPPO in 2022 - Achievements and Opportunities

The North American Plant Protection Organization (NAPPO) in 2022 continues its mission of promoting harmonized approaches to plant health while fostering collaboration among Canadian, United States, and Mexican regulatory professionals and stakeholders. The organization emphasizes technical and capacity development achievements, addresses emerging pests and issues, conducts surveillance projects, and seeks opportunities for cooperation. NAPPO's structure includes the NAPPO Management Team, Expert Groups, and industry advisory committees, all working towards enhancing plant health in North America through science-based standards and strategic engagements.

• NAPPO
• Plant Health
• Collaboration
• North America
• Pest Control

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1. Presentation today .. Functions/structure of NAPPO The state of NAPPO in 2022 Technical and capacity development achievements Emerging pests and issues Surveillance projects and activities Opportunities for collaboration/cooperation

2. A forum for Canadian, United States and Mexican regulatory and industry professionals to collaborate in the protection of (all) plant resources and the environment while facilitating safe trade.

3. We Promote harmonized approaches to plant health in North America Facilitate communication and engagement of/for stakeholders Cooperate with key strategic partners Maintain transparency; foster trust

4. The NAPPO Management Team (NMT) Executive Committee (EC) NAPPO Secretariat Industry Advisory Group (IAG) Advisory and Management Committee (AMC)

5. To accomplish our Mission Our Expert Groups develop products High priority science-based regional standards, and other strategic documents High-impact symposia, webinars and workshops We engage our stakeholders Annual Meeting website newsletter participation in stakeholder meetings

6. Expert Group membership EG Chair & Vice-Chair Observers -Government -Government -Government Ad-hoc members -Industry -Industry -Industry -States -States -Provinces -Academia -Academia -Academia

7. NAPPO SEEDS-ToBRFV Expert Group U.S. NPPO USDA-APHIS- PPQ Jose Hernandez Vessela Mavrodieva Nancy Osterbauer Geoffrey Dennis Mexico NPPO SENASICA- DGSV Jos Manuel Cambr n Jessica Berenice Valencia Daniela Alejandra Bocanegra ngel Ram rez Su rez Canadian NPPO CFIA Patricia McAllister Pamela Ross Huimin Xu Jennifer Nickerson Kevin Ong, Texas A&M Beatriz Xoconostle, CINVESTAV Eduardo Garrido, INIFAP Lauren Comin, Seeds Canada Samantha Thomas, Bayer Rick Dunkle, ASTA Marlene Ortiz, AMSAC Chair Mario Puente, AMSAC

8. Technical and capacity development achievements 2022 Annual Work Program Updated the NAPPO Strategic Plan 2022-2026 Updated NAPPO and new NAFTA Letter of Understanding Updating Dispute Settlement Process 45th NAPPO annual meeting hosted by Canada Symposium on Climate Change Coordination of the GICSV NAPPO Foundational Documents

9. Technical and capacity development achievements ToBRFV ring test 5 protocols; 9 laboratories Guidance to improve implementation of ISPM 25 Consignments in Transit - in North America ePhyto implementation in N. America Phytosanitary Alert System - https://pestalerts.org/ RBS Manual Part II, RBS module for inspectors and RBS App Transboundary pests affecting two or more NAPPO member countries and boxtree moth (Cydalima perspectalis) Updating citrus greening discussion document Revision of RSPM 26 Certification of commercial BCA moving into NAPPO member countries

10. Emerging pests and issues Khapra beetle Trogoderma granarium Lymantriids Lymantria dispar asiatica and other high risk Lymantriids Seed transmitted pathogens Boxtree moth Cydalima perspectalis Spotted lantern fly Lycorma delicatula Potato wart - Synchytrium endobioticum Boll-weevil - Anthonomus grandis European cherry fruit fly Rhagoletis cerasi Other Tephritidae

11. Opportunities for collaboration TC among RPPOs + IPPC Secretariat Promote harmonization EPPO NAPPO IPPC Secretariat NEPPO APPPC OIRSA CAHFSA IICA-GICSV IAPSC CAN PPPO COSAVE industry Share Develop and implement regional and international standards information on plant health Host international symposia and workshops

12. Opportunities for collaboration - examples Workshop or module on e-commerce Photographs of Q pests Webinars risk-based phytosanitary treatments single window Pest Outbreak, Alert and Response System Transboundary movement of beneficial insects