PEST RISK ANALYSIS (PRA) TRAINING Group Exercises Manual

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Funding for the development of these training materials was provided by the Standards and Trade Development Facility and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The Secretariat of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) is greatly indebted to the following individuals for their contributions in developing this manual and associated training materials: Claire Wilson, Andrea Sissons, Louise Dumouchel, Lesley Cree (Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Canada), Alan MacLeod (Central Science Laboratory, United Kingdom), Mike Ormsby (New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, New Zealand), Gritta Schrader (Federal Biological Research Centre, Germany), Stacie Johnston (IPPC Secretariat), DDK Sharma (Ministry of Agriculture, India), Velia Arriagada (Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero, Chile), and Ryan Hill (Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity). ii
FOREWORD Welcome to the IPPC introductory pest risk analysis (PRA) group exercise manual. This manual has been designed to provide practical guidance to biological scientists, plant pest risk assessors, plant pest risk analysts and phytosanitary policy makers working in the field of international phytosanitary affairs who want a basic introduction to PRA. The exercises in this manual were designed to complement the classroom lectures given in the introduction to PRA course. These exercises are meant to be interactive and to provide participants with the chance to put into practice the skills and theory being taught in the lectures. By working through these group exercises, participants will gain experience in conducting PRAs and will understand the purpose of PRA and how PRA fits into the IPPC. Upon completion of this course participants should be familiar with the structure and function of a PRA document and have conducted a number of trial PRAs as well as seen and discussed examples of many more. They should have the self confidence to complete PRAs and will know where to look for information to assist them and where to seek help when required. NOTE: All exercises in this manual have been developed solely for the purpose of this course and are hypothetical. They do not reflect any real country, situation, commodity or pest. iii
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