A. Facilitate economic B. Enhance global food C. Protect the D. Strengthen the X. Efficient and Y. Efficient and growth and trade security and protect environment, forests and capacity of members to effective effective development through the sustainable agriculture ecosystems from the implement the IPPC, its governance administration promotion of harmonized through minimising the impacts of plant pests and standards and Potential Priority Initiatives for Inclusion in science-based spread of harmful plant plant pest threats recommendations IPPC strategic Framework 2020-2030 phytosanitary measures pests. associated with climate for safe trade in plants and change and biodiversity plant products loss. 1. Commodity standards to harmonise and simplify X X X rules-based trade. 2. Strengthened focus on Implementation of the X X X X Convention and ISPM’s. 3. Expanded treatments and other measures to X X X X manage pest risk. 4. Enhanced communication & advocacy of the IPPC. X X 5. Electronic systems to facilitate trade (ephyto & X X generic cert system). 6. Enhanced global diagnostic services. X X X X 7. Management of established pests and diseases. X X X 8. Deliver a sustainable funding solution: donor and X X self-funding approaches. 9. Develop Public:Private partnerships to support X X X X X IPPC programmes. 10. Coordination R&D effort and dissemination of R&D X X X X results. 11. Facilitating emerging risks information exchange. X X X X 12. New approaches to managing risk within global X product supply chains. 13. Enhanced RPPO role in capacity development and X X implementation. 14. Integration of plant heath, emergency prevention, X X X X X and plant protection efforts across FAO. 15. IPPC tertiary educational curriculum. 16. Monitoring global plant health and IPPC impact X X X
Potential Priority Initiatives for Inclusion in IPPC strategic Framework 2020-2030 A. Facilitate economic growth and trade development through the promotion of harmonized science-based phytosanitary measures for safe trade in plants and plant products B. Enhance global food security and protect sustainable agriculture through minimising the spread of harmful plant pests. C. Protect the environment, forests and ecosystems from the impacts of plant pests and plant pest threats associated with climate change and biodiversity loss. D. Strengthen the capacity of members to implement the IPPC, its standards and recommendations X. Efficient and effective governance Y. Efficient and effective administration 1. Commodity standards to harmonise and simplify rules-based trade. X X X 2. Strengthened focus on Implementation of the Convention and ISPM’s. X X X X 3. Expanded treatments and other measures to manage pest risk. X X X X 4. Enhanced communication & advocacy of the IPPC. X X 5. Electronic systems to facilitate trade (ephyto & generic cert system). X X 6. Enhanced global diagnostic services. X X X X 7. Management of established pests and diseases. X X X 8. Deliver a sustainable funding solution: donor and self-funding approaches. X X 9. Develop Public:Private partnerships to support IPPC programmes. X X X X X 10. Coordination R&D effort and dissemination of R&D results. X X X X 11. Facilitating emerging risks information exchange. X X X X 12. New approaches to managing risk within global product supply chains. X 13. Enhanced RPPO role in capacity development and implementation. X X 14. Integration of plant heath, emergency prevention, and plant protection efforts across FAO. X X X X X 15. IPPC tertiary educational curriculum. 16. Monitoring global plant health and IPPC impact X X X
18_SPG_2016_Oct_IPPC_StrategicFramework2020-2030-2016-09-30_DcNbQrK.docx