PEST RISK ANALYSIS (PRA) TRAINING Group Exercises Manual
PEST RISK ANALYSIS (PRA) TRAINING Group Exercises Manual
PEST RISK ANALYSIS (PRA) TRAINING Group Exercises Manual
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<strong>PEST</strong> <strong>RISK</strong> <strong>ANALYSIS</strong> <strong>TRAINING</strong> - GROUP EXERCISES MANUAL GROUP EXERCISE NO. 3.6<br />
ISPM No. 11 and the Participant <strong>Manual</strong> provide suggestions for the types of<br />
management options that may be available at different points in the continuum<br />
between a pest’s origin and its destination in the <strong>PRA</strong> Area. In the table below, list the<br />
types of measures that would be available under the categories listed in ISPM No. 11<br />
and for each example note potential costs, benefits or limitations there may be in<br />
their applicability, feasibility or efficacy in the case in question. More rows may be<br />
added if required.<br />
For each option, consider the following questions:<br />
• What are the possible responses to this pest?<br />
• Are measures available?<br />
• What impacts, positive and negative, might be expected if these measures are<br />
applied?<br />
• What are the costs of each option?<br />
• Is the option operationally feasible?<br />
• Will it work?<br />
• Is feasibility dependant on outside influences?<br />
Point of Intervention<br />
Management<br />
Options<br />
Costs, Benefits or<br />
Limitations to Consider<br />
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