Impact Management
Outcome
Response: Reduced losses from incursions by harmful pests and diseases.
Goal
Reduced economic and social impact from incursions of harmful pests and diseases through new control, risk mitigation and recovery strategies.
Indicators of success
Economic:
Decreased economic and social cost for future pest and disease eradications and scientific defensibility of market access conditions.
Science:
New tools to optimise incursion responses accepted by peers through scientific publication and invitations to present at key meetings, conferences and workshops.
Policy:
New tools to manage plant biosecurity threats are integrated into response strategies through consultation with end-users.
Impact/Adoption:
New procedures for the eradication of plant biosecurity threats are used by end-users.
Impact Management Research Projects
| Title | Leader |
| CRC40005: Rice Blast | Dr Ric Cother |
Rice blast, caused by Magnaporthe grisea, is generally considered the most important disease of rice worldwide because of its extensive distribution and destructiveness under favourable more | |
| CRC40006: Russian Wheat Aphid | Dr Owain Edwards |
This project will improve the level of preparedness for, and the sustainable resistance to, the Russian wheat aphid. it will also assist Australia's grain industry to remain free of Russian wheat more | |
| CRC40016: Pathogen Eradication Strategies | Dr Mark Sosnowski |
This project will provide alternative eradication strategies for emergency plant pest incursions on perennial crops. It will also reduce economic costs and social impact from emergency plant pest more | |
| CRC40024: Insect Eradication (phase one) | Mr Bill Woods |
Eradication of arthropod harmful plant pest incursions has often relied on destructive technologies such as crop removal and broad spectrum pesticide application. This strategy incurs a more | |
| CRC40035: Risk management processes for the movement of samples during an emergency plant pest (EPP) incursion | |
The objective of CRC40035 was to review the process of moving emergency plant pest (EPP) samples during incursion, determine critical control points to manage risks and make recommendations for more | |
| CRC40049: A community based model to manage emergency plant pests (phase one) | Prof Ian Falk |
This project will develop new policies and strategies to improve the management of emergency plant pest incursions. It will increase community and indigenous participation to identify, prevent and more | |
| CRC40050: Post Entry Quarantine (phase one) | Dr Brendan Rodoni |
This project developed advanced molecular diagnostic methods and immunological tools for the detection of plant viruses, which can be expediently applied in both post entry quarantine (PEQ) more | |
| CRC40088: Pre-harvest fruit fly | Dr Anthony Clarke |
The average gross value of Australian Horticulture over the past three years is estimated at over $7 billion per year. Most of this is not consumed close to the source, but is transported to more | |
| CRC40121: Biosecure packaging | Ms Barbara Hall |
Previously there were no guidelines for people to transport plant, soil and insect samples into and between laboratories. With the move to include harmful pests and diseases in the United more | |
| CRC40136: Insect Eradication (Phase two) | Mr Bill Woods |
As part of phase two of our Insect Eradication more | |
| CRC40139: Pathogen Eradication Strategies (Phase two) | Dr Mark Sosnowski |
As part of phase two of our Pathogen Eradication Strategies project, we developed more | |
| CRC40142: Airport Forensics | Ms Dominie Wright |
Airport Forensics was a joint project with Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC). This project defined the plant more | |
| CRC40180: SPHDS Ratification of Protocol for Potyviruses | Dr Brendan Rodoni |
The recently completed CRCNPB funded project (CRC40135) “Improved Post Entry Quarantine Diagnostics” has developed a diagnostic protocol to detect at least 40 known and unknown more | |
PROGRAM LEADER
Ms Jane Moran
Program Leader Impact Management
Email: j.moran@crcplantbiosecurity.com.au
Phone: 03 9210 9210
Fax: 03 9887 3609
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