🙌The IPPC Plant Health Campus is now available in French! This multilingual learning platform offers certified courses, guides and resources to strengthen #PlantHealth capacity and systems. 📚 Explore the Campus today: tinyurl.com/mr66vmv

📌Ready to make a difference in global #planthealth implementation? ✅Join the Implementation and Capacity Development Committee and work alongside 🌍international experts to design impactful tools and projects to strengthen phytosanitary systems. 🗓️ Deadline for nominations:

📌Landmark IPPC project elevates African 🌍countries towards better trade. 3-year💰$7 million project supported by European Commission helped 11 African countries to: ✅identify challenges in import and export systems ✅implement changes ✅boost phytosanitary skills and capacity

📌📘 Discover the newest IPPC publication with easy-to-follow guidelines for phytosanitary personnel in national plant protection organizations to monitor, detect and prevent Spodoptera frugiperda or Fall armyworm. A global threat to #FoodSecurity, Fall armyworm feeds on 80+

Lancement à #Bamako de l'évaluation des capacités phytosanitaires du #Mali par le Ministre de l'Agriculture en présence des experts du Secrétariat de la Convention internationale pour la Protection des Végétaux #CIPV et des acteurs de monde agricole. Objectifs : ⏬

📌Empowering phytosanitary personnel with relevant skills and tools is key in the fight against plant pests. Offering certified e-learning courses, tools + tailored learning pathways, the IPPC Plant Health Campus is empowering plant health officers to safeguard plant protection

🌍Shaping the future of #PlantHealth! The IPPC's next-generation standards provide: ✅scientifically justified ✅technically feasible ✅economically sound... options to implement phytosanitary measures for SPECIFIC plant-based commodities, making global trade safer, smoother

💡Did you know? The IPPC Plant Health Campus offers certified online courses and resources in various languages to strengthen the skills of #PlantHealth🌿professionals worldwide. New to plant health or a professional looking to upgrade your skills, visit the Campus, find the

🌍👏Great initiative! Digital tools like the #IPPC ePhyto Solution are vital for safe international trade— enabling countries to exchange electronic phytosanitary certificates, reducing fraud, speeding up border clearance and protecting #PlantHealth.

Between 638 and 720 million people faced hunger in 2024 and 2.6 billion people couldn't afford a healthy diet. #SOFI2025 report analyses how food price inflation between 2021-2023 have affected food security and nutrition. Food and Agriculture Organization's Chief Economist Maximo Torero explains more.

For years, the #IPPC and partners have supported 10+ countries to conduct Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluations (PCEs), identifying gaps in their #PlantHealth systems and developing solutions. Ringolds Arnitis from the IPPC's Implementation and Capacity Development Committee

📌As July wraps up, we're pleased to bring you the latest #IPPC newsletter, with updates on our work and from the plant health community. Enjoy this issue and subscribe to stay connected and to receive future editions. 📑tinyurl.com/5fhj3vsk #PlantHealth

💡Knowledge is power. Through the #IPPC Plant Health Campus, 🌱plant health professionals in national plant protection organizations (NPPOs) are sharpening their skills to better protect plants from pests. 📽️Temarama Anguna-Kamana from the Cook Islands shares why its an

#DYK pests cause 30-60% crop loss in Africa🌍? That's billion lost in trade, slowed economic growth and rising hunger. But the #IPPC's Africa Phytosanitary Programme brings 💡hope, equipping plant health officers with cutting-edge digital tools, training and field supplies for

🚨700+ million people faced hunger in 2024. Climate shocks and plant pests, among drivers of global food price inflation, made healthy diets unaffordable for billions. 🌱Investing in #PlantHealth and innovation is part of the solution. The #IPPC is contributing by: ✅Developing

📢Calling all NPPOs, RPPOs & plant health experts! The #IPPC invites data to support a new #PlantHealth commodity standard for apples 🍎 (Malus domestica), we're seeking technical data including pest lists, PRAs, or national phytosanitary measures. 🗓️ Submit by 15 Oct 2025