CHIP: Commodity based Hazard Identification Protocol for emerging diseases in plants and animals

This project comprised the development of a commodity-based hazard identification protocol for biological hazards in plants and animals as a decision support tree programmed in Excel. The content of the decision tree is based on the results of a systematic review of pest and pathogen characteristics, a review of risk assessment schemes and on expert judgement. Application of the protocol results in an indication of the level of likelihood of entry of animal and plant pathogens/pests in the area of destination associated with the commodity/pathway, and it guides the decision regarding potential actions to be undertaken in the search for existing and emerging pathogens/pests.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	Bremmer, J., Swanenburg, M., van Galen, M.A., Hoek, Maarten, Rau, M.L., Hennen, W.H.G.J., Benninga, J., Ge, L., Breukers, M.L.H.
Format:	External research report biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	EFSA
Subjects:	animal diseases, animal health, decision models, epidemiology, plant diseases, plant protection, risk analysis, risk assessment, beslissingsmodellen, diergezondheid, dierziekten, epidemiologie, gewasbescherming, plantenziekten, risicoanalyse, risicoschatting,
Online Access:	https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/chip-commodity-based-hazard-identification-protocol-for-emerging-
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