- IPC Work
- Activities
- Publications
- Meetings
- Staff
- Topics
- Development of Mass Rearing for New World (Anastrepha) and Asian (Bactrocera) Fruit Flies
- Development of Standardised Mass Rearing Systems for Male Mosquitoes
- Improving Sterile Male Performance in Fruit Fly SIT programmes
- Improved and Harmonized Quality Control for Expanded Tsetse Production, Sterilization and Field Application
Completed
- The Use of Molecular Tools to Improve the Effectiveness of SIT (Finalized 2008)
- Improvement of Codling Moth SIT to Facilitate Expansion of Field Application (Finalized 2007)
- Enabling technologies for the expansion of SIT for old and new world screwworm (Finalized 2006)
- Development of Improved Female Attractants and Their Integration into Fruit Fly SIT Management Programmes (Finalized 2005)
- Quality Assurance of Mass Produced and Released Fruit Flies (Finalized 2004)
- Genetic Applications to Improve the SIT for Tsetse Control/Eradication Including Genetic Sexing (Finalized 2003)
- Evaluating the Use of Nuclear Techniques for the Colonization and Production of Natural Enemies of Agricultural Insect Pests (Finalized 2005)
- Enhancement of the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT) through Genetic Transformation Using Nuclear Techniques (Finalized 2002)
- Improved Attractants for Enhancing the Efficiency of Tsetse Fly Suppression Operations and Barrier Systems Used in Tsetse Control/Eradication Campaigns (Finalized 2002)
- Molecular and Genetic Approach to Develop Sexing Strains for Field Application in Fruit Fly SIT Programmes (Finalized 2001)
- Automation in Tsetse Fly Mass-rearing for Use in Sterile Insect Technique Programmes (Finalized 2001)
- Medfly Mating Behavior Studies under Field Cage Conditions (Finalized 2000)
- Evaluation of Population Suppression by Irradiated Lepidoptera and their Progeny (Finalized 1999)
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