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HORIZON-CL6-2022-FARM2FORK-02-02-two-stage: Emerging and future risks to plant health
ExpectedOutcome:In line with the farm to fork strategy for a transition to fair, healthy and resilient European agriculture and forestry, including an ambitious target of reduced use of plant protection products[1], the successful proposal will support research and innovation (R&I) to help the agricultural / forestry sector to remain productive and contribute to sustainable agriculture and/or forest health.
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ExpectedOutcome:In line with the farm to fork strategy for a transition to fair, healthy and resilient European agriculture and forestry, including an ambitious target of reduced use of plant protection products[1], the successful proposal will support research and innovation (R&I) to help the agricultural / forestry sector to remain productive and contribute to sustainable agriculture and/or forest health.

Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:

Find adequate responses to new and/or emerging plant pests;Improve the understanding of drivers of plant pest emergence including the influence of climate change, ecosystem degradation and globalisation;Develop economic and environmentally sound solutions for effective pest management in farming and forestry in line with the principles of integrated pest management;Support to relevant plant health policies in the EU and Associated Countries.
Scope:Proposals should target one or more new or emerging[2] plant pests[3] (regulated, non-regulated, introduced or native) that are causing or likely to cause, significant (socio) economic and/or environmental los... ver más

ExpectedOutcome:In line with the farm to fork strategy for a transition to fair, healthy and resilient European agriculture and forestry, including an ambitious target of reduced use of plant protection products[1], the successful proposal will support research and innovation (R&I) to help the agricultural / forestry sector to remain productive and contribute to sustainable agriculture and/or forest health.

Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:

Find adequate responses to new and/or emerging plant pests;Improve the understanding of drivers of plant pest emergence including the influence of climate change, ecosystem degradation and globalisation;Develop economic and environmentally sound solutions for effective pest management in farming and forestry in line with the principles of integrated pest management;Support to relevant plant health policies in the EU and Associated Countries.
Scope:Proposals should target one or more new or emerging[2] plant pests[3] (regulated, non-regulated, introduced or native) that are causing or likely to cause, significant (socio) economic and/or environmental losses to agriculture and/or forestry in the EU and/or Associated Countries. Within the scope of this topic are pests exhibiting an altered and higher probability of entry and spread in a new area that might be the result of changes in their biology or changes in agriculture or forestry pest management practice or rapid spread in new areas[2]. The choice of target pest(s) should consider the potential threat in terms of development and spread, its potential exacerbation under climate change as well as the potential impact on agricultural production, forestry, trade and the wider environment (including soil and water). Activities should consider both the conventional and the organic sectors.

Proposals should:

Increase knowledge of the biology, pathways of entry, behaviour in the plant-soil system where relevant, and drivers of spread including the influence of climate change and globalization of pest(s);Improve methods and strategies for prevention, early detection and surveillance;Develop and uptake rapid and effective tools for the prevention of entry, spread and establishment, early detection, surveillance, treatment and (bio) control of plant pests for a sustainable and integrated pest management;Identify and introduce resistance traits to support the long term sustainability of agriculture and forestry in the EU and/or Associated Countries;Assess the social and economic implications for farmers and ecological impacts of the plant pest(s) and the development of approaches on how to best cope with these situations;Integrate citizen science as a tool to monitor emerging pests. International cooperation with countries affected or threatened by the same pest(s) is strongly encouraged. Proposals must implement the “multi-actor approach” including a range of actors to ensure that knowledge and needs from various sectors such as research, plant health services and the farming/forestry sector are brought together. In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.

The possible participation of the JRC in the project will consist of support on the analysis of the potential impact of the studied pests and the development of economic and environmentally sound solutions for effective pest management in farming and forestry in line with the principles of integrated pest management in particular their acceptance by farmers.


Cross-cutting Priorities:ForesightInternational Cooperation


[1]The farm to fork strategy sets the target to reduce by 50% the overall use and risk of chemical pesticides and reduce use by 50% of more hazardous pesticides

[2]EFSA Scientific Colloquium XVI

[3]A pest is defined here as any species, strain or biotype of plant, animal or pathogenic agent injurious to plants or plant products (EU legislation, Regulation 2016/2031)

[4]EFSA Scientific Colloquium XVI

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