ASEAN
FAW & IPM Action Plan
Welcome
The ASEAN Fall Armyworm (FAW) & Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Action Plan Innovation and Knowledge Hub is a meeting place for all those people who want to effectively control FAW across Southeast Asia and build more resilient and sustainable farming systems within the region based on IPM approaches.
Latest Blog
Video Highlights
Learn how to use and apply a Bt Biopesticide
Learn about ecological managment of FAW in Asia's farming systems.
Learn about drones and AI for delivering beneficials
Learn about monitoring for FAW using pheromone traps.
What is the Fall Armyworm?
The Fall Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) was first reported in Southeast Asia in late 2018 in Thailand and Myanmar. It has since rapidly spread, and its presence is confirmed across the region. The pest, which has many host plant species, can cause major damage, particularly to maize crops.
FAW crop damage and associated livelihood impacts present a serious issue for regional food security and the sustainable livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers. Now this pest is endemic in the region, management is focused on monitoring and control rather than eradication.
 ScoutClick for further advice. (Scout for damage on the leaf as well as for FAW) |  IdentifyClick for further advice. |  MonitorClick for further advice. |
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 Assess DamageClick for further advice. |  Manage (IPM)Click for further advice |
Newsletter
Our latest newsletter can be found HERE by clicking on the image.
Lead Partners of the ASEAN FAW Action Plan
The ASEAN FAW Action Plan acknowledges the generous support of our Lead Partners who are taking a major role in supporting the implementation of the Action Plan towards improved integrated pest management practices and effective control of Fall Armyworm across Southeast Asia.
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia
Foundation Partner
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Viet Nam
Chair
ASEAN Secretariat
Taskforce Coordination
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Host of the Secretariat
We would like to thank Croplife Asia for its generous support towards developing this communication portal.
