Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Session 2 International Working

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Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Session 2 International Working Group & Country Group Review 44

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Session 2 International Working Group & Country Group Review 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, Wednesday - April 1 st, 2009 Methods WG Russell Slater 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 1

Team Members Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Team Leader, Deputy and Members for 2009/10 •

Team Members Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Team Leader, Deputy and Members for 2009/10 • Russell Slater, Syngenta (Chair) • Tatjana Sikuljak, BASF • Alasdair Haley, Chemtura • Georgina Bingham, Vestergaard Frandsen • Harald Köhler, Bayer Crop. Science • Jean-Luc Rison, Du. Pont • Alan Porter 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 2

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 Team Goals: • To develop a

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 Team Goals: • To develop a single point of contact for researchers to gain information on how to conduct insecticide resistance bioassays. • To provide IRAC approved methods in order to steer researchers to use these validated methods, so that data generated by independent researchers can be compared directly. What are we doing to meet these goals: • Development of a searchable database for finding both IRAC approved methods and those which are used by researchers but have not been approved by IRAC. • Increasing diversity and rate of validation of IRAC approved methods, including public health pests, biotechnology methods, biochemical methods and molecular techniques. 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 3

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 e-methods tool: NOW LIVE ! Searchable

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 e-methods tool: NOW LIVE ! Searchable by Mo. A ! 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 Searchable by species ! 4

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 IRAC METHOD # 12 c: Whitefly

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 IRAC METHOD # 12 c: Whitefly Nymphs & Eggs IRAC BIOTECH # 1: Maize Borers New approved methods: 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 5

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 Ongoing activities: • Literature review to

Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Summary/ Review Slides 2008/09 Ongoing activities: • Literature review to identify non-IRAC approved methods for inclusion in e-methods database. • Review of company in-house methods for inclusion in e-methods database and submission for IRAC approval. • Liaison with Public Health Team to review suitability of WHO methods for inclusion as IRAC methods (G. Bingham). • Liaison with Diamide WG to review methods used for diamide susceptibiliy monitoring and submission as single IRAC method per species. • Methods under review: Codling Moth, Myzus persicae, Phorodon humuli, Bemisia tabaci (glass vial). 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 6

Goals & SMART Objectives Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Goals (To be updated for 2009/10)

Goals & SMART Objectives Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Goals (To be updated for 2009/10) Objectives Timeline Populate e-methods tool with a range of methods used to measure insecticide susceptibility against key agricultural, horticultural and public health pests. Methods sourced from literature, companies and external contacts. Q 4 2009 Develop single point of contact for insecticide and acaricide resistance monitoring methods. Once established with new methodologies, Promote new emethods tool through e-connection and design of a poster to be used at industry events. To provide IRAC approved methods in order to steer researchers to use these validated methods, so that data generated by independent researchers can be compared directly. Deliver minimum of one new IRAC approved method per quarter in 2009. Q 1, Q 2, Q 3, Q 4 2009 Work with PH Team on possibility of approving or developing both housefly and mosquito methodologies. Commission appropriate internal or external studies and validate as required to finalise methods for inclusion in the IRAC methods series. 44 th Meeting of IRAC International, Barcelona, Spain, March 31 st – April 3 rd, 2009 Q 4 2009 7