Examples of using Nppos in English and their translations into Russian
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NPPOs should maintain a list of approved facilities.
Plant health regulations which empower NPPOs to function;
NPPOs actively gather specific pest-related data.
Select and make available the most suitable material in an easy to access forum for both Industry and NPPOs.
NPPOs may need to develop or adopt new methods for new or emerging pests.
The IC andIPPC Secretariat will make a call to NPPOs to self-identify and provide monitoring data.
NPPOs should ensure that personnel are appropriately trained and qualified.
Determine what is already available both asexisting NPPO guidance and in use nationally by NPPOs.
NPPOs should recognize that general surveillance can be an effective supplement to specific.
An important new feature on the website is called" Brief News"; news of phytosanitary relevance at national, regional or international levels,primarily sourced from NPPOs and RPPOs.
NPPOs should take into account the following factors when developing approaches to general.
Extent of support for the proposed standard and/or implementation resource e.g. one or more NPPOs or RPPOs have requested it, or one or more RPPOs have adopted a standard on the same topic.
NPPOs should attend SC industry events to foster awareness and cooperation.
Fifteen students from the Mediterranean region participated in the Master 1 course on Integrated Pest Management from the Mediterranean region as the course was open to NPPOs from the Mediterranean region.
NPPOs should determine the data elements to be captured during surveillance and how these data will.
It was agreed to request the Implementation Committee(IC) andIPPC Secretariat to make a call to ascertain which NPPOs can provide such data and/or who are currently undertaking such monitoring.
NPPOs should develop and implement procedures to ensure that the competencies of staff are maintained.
The implementation pilot project on surveillance is intended to capitalize on existing resources and global, regional and national events related to surveillance, andto work in collaboration with NPPOs, RPPOs and partner institutions.
NPPOs should consider the following factors that may be required for methyl bromide fumigation to meet the treatment requirements.
In particular, the Convention encourages support to developing countries to improve the effectiveness of their National Plant Protection Organizations(NPPOs) and to participate in regional plant protection organizations, to help them realize the benefits of safe trade.
NPPOs should consider the following factors that may be required for a dielectric heating chamber to meet the treatment requirements.
Aware that, particularly for compliance with ISPM 15, there are more than 6,000 certified heat treatment facilities deployed in many countries, and that not-in-kind alternatives(such as plastic pallets or cardboard pallets) are available worldwide, including in many Article 5 countries, and do not require any treatment under ISPM 15;also noting that the ISPM 15 standard encourages national plant protection organisations(NPPOs) to promote the use of alternative treatments approved in that standard.
The NPPOs of importing countries maintain extensive lists of regulated(Quarantine) pests, specific to the requirements of that country.
Specific lists are provided on request to the NPPOs of exporting contracting parties as the means to specify the regulated pests for the certification of particular commodities.
NPPOs should develop and implement minimum data sets, for use across all surveillance programmes in accordance with section 4 of this standard.
Another letter was sent to the NPPOs providing information on the procedures for reimbursing the costs of registration renewals done in 2013.
NPPOs with a technical basis for many phytosanitary measures; for example, phytosanitary import requirements, pest free areas, pest reporting and eradication, and pest status in an area.
National Plant Protection Organizations(NPPOs) and Regional Plant Protection Organizations(RPPOs) work together to help contracting parties meet their IPPC obligations.
National Plant Protection Organizations(NPPOs) and Regional Plant Protection Organizations(RPPOs) such as the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization(EPPO)(see 6.2.1) and the North American Plant Protection Organization(NAPPO)(see 6.2.2) work together to help contracting parties meet their IPPC obligations.
Continue awareness with continued involvement from NPPOs and RPPOs Continue monitoring and data collection/analysis Go/no go recommendation to IC and CPM- future action Final data collection/analysis.