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(Seed Health Management for Better Productivity)or pathway should be decided. Completion of Stage 3 is essential; it is in particular not justified tocomplete only Stages 1 and 2 and then take phytosanitary measures without proper assessmentof risk management options. After implementation of the phytosanitary measures, theireffectiveness should be monitored and the risk management options should be reviewed, ifnecessary.4. Documenting THE Pra ProcessA PRA should be sufficiently documented so that when a review or a dispute arises, thePRA will clearly state the sources of information and the rationales used in reaching amanagement decision regarding phytosanitary measures taken or to be taken. The main elementsof documentation are:- purpose for the PRA,- pest, pest list, pathways, PRA area, endangered area,- sources ofinformation,- categorized pest list, conclusions of risk assessment, probability, consequences, riskmanagement, options identified, options selectedNecessary Information on a Product which is to be subjected to the PRA pocess1. Scientific name, genus, species and family of the plant, product or by-product of interest.2. Localization, altitude, and latitude of the areas of production designated to exportation inthe country of origin.3. Map of the country showing the areas of production designated to exportation and otherareas.4. Climatical conditions in the areas of production- Maximum and minimum temperatures- Level of precipitation- Predominant winds- Relative humidity5. Phenology of the crop, emphasizing the most important phases of growth according to theuse and destiny of the product: leaf development, flowering and fructification6. Phytosanitary management of the crop, showing dates and stages of major pestincidences.7. List of quarantine pests by stages of development of the crop, emphasizing the importantpests related to the part of the plant which is being imported8. List of pests of quarantine importance according to the A1 and A2 pest lists both of theimporting and exporting country.9. Biology, and actual situation, distribution, economic damage of the important quarantinepests in the production zone designated for export- A 1 Pest list- list of quarantine pests associated with the plant product which are notpresent in the importing country- 200 -
(Seed Health Management for Better Productivity)- A 2 Pest List- list of pest of quarantine importance associated with the product foundonly in parts of the importing country and are subjected to official control10. Pre and post harvest phytosanitary treatments for important quarantine pests.11. Interior phytosanitary regulations of the exporting country related to the crop of interest, orpests identified as quarantine pests if such regulations are present in the country .12. Vigilance and monitoring systems to prevent the outbreak of pests of quarantineimportance if such systems are present in the country.13. Infrastructure for the application of recognized quarantine treatments for the pests ofquarantine importance.14. Volumes of production and exportation15. List of natural enemies of the pests of quarantine importance, if they exist in the exportingcountry related to the plant, product or byproduct of interest.Figure 1PEST RISK ANALYSISStage 1: InitiationIdentifypathwayIdentifypestSTOP YesValidearlieranalysis?Validearlieranalysis?YesSTOPnonoSTOPnoPotentialquarantine pestsidentified?PotentialquarantinepestYesGO TO STAGE 2- 201 -
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