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HomeStudy on the Union’s situation and options regarding invertebrate biological control agents for the use in plant health and plant protection
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The Council adopted on 22 June 2021 a Decision (EU) 2021/1102 requesting the Commission to submit by 31 December 2022 “a study on the Union’s situation and options regarding the introduction, production, evaluation, marketing and use of invertebrate biocontrol agents (IBCAs) within the territory of the Union”. In this context, the Commission requested EY to undertake a study aiming to provide input in analysing the Union’s current situation (extent of use of IBCAs, potential for further development, state of regulations at Member State level), to identify the main problems, and to support the preparatory work for the design of a possible initiative that addresses these shortcomings. In line with the evaluation criteria required by the Better Regulation Guidelines, this study relied both on quantitative data and a qualitative consultation: national competent authorities from the EU Member States; key representatives from relevant European stakeholders: intergovernmental, scientific and civil society organisations; and industry and user associations.
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- Corporate author(s): Biotope , Democritus University of Thrace , Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (European Commission) , EY , Ghent University , INRAE , Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
- Personal author(s): Castella, Christina ; Orsat, Clémence ; Marcdargent, Marine ; Malausa, Thibaut ; Desneux, Nicolas ; De Clercq, Patrick ; Pappas, Maria ; Stenberg, Johan A ; Roques, Nicolas
- Themes: Plant health
- Subject: biodiversity , environmental law , environmental monitoring , environmental research , EU Member State , glasshouse cultivation , innovation , invasive species , knowledge transfer , pesticide , plant health control , plant health legislation , plant health treatment , qualitative analysis , quantitative analysis , report
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-60184-5 | DOI 10.2875/990274 | Catalogue number EW-05-22-420-EN-N |
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