This document summarizes efforts to address Cassava Mosaic Virus Disease (CMD) in Cambodia. CMD was first reported infecting cassava in 2015 and has since spread to 12 provinces. Control strategies include restricting movement of infected planting materials, selecting healthy stock, and encouraging monitoring and reporting. The government received technical assistance from FAO to build capacity for surveillance, identification, and awareness campaigns including farmer field schools. National strategies aim to make Cambodia a reliable cassava supplier while managing CMD spread.
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Inception meeting - Cambodia
1. Inception Meeting on
Establishing sustainable solution to cassava
disease in mainland Southeast Asia
Dr. Ny Vuthy
Deputy Director of Plant Protection Sanitary and Phytosanitary
General Directorate of Agriculture
Vientiane, Lao PDR, from 11-13th September 2019
2. Overview Cassava Production
• Cassava production has increased sharply from less than 30,000 ha in
2004 to about 600,000 ha in 2017, yielding around 13.8 million tons.
• Currently, cassava is the second most important crop after rice,
employing hundreds of thousands of small farmers. Cassava is grown
in the highlands, especially in Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, Kratie,
Odor Meanchey, Pailin, Tboung Khmum and Kampong Thom.
• Most cassava varieties are from Thailand, such as Rayong 50, Rayong
60, Kasetsart 80, Kasetsart 81 and Hauy Bong 60, and some other
species from Vietnam.
3. The Proportion of Cassava Production Area
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573,624.00
684,070.00
613,912.00
652,235.00
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100,000.00
200,000.00
300,000.00
400,000.00
500,000.00
600,000.00
700,000.00
800,000.00
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Cassava Production Area (ha)
5. Cassava Mosaic Virus Disease (CMD)
• In May 2015, Sri Lankan cassava
mosaic virus (SLCMV) was
reported for the first time
infecting cassava in Eastern
Cambodia.
• The report consisted of positive
virus detection from a single
commercial plantation with
symptomatic plants in Ratanakiri
province
8. Cassava Mosaic Virus Disease (CMD)
• In 2019, about 12 provinces
have been official reported
about outbreak of CMD.
9. CMD Control Strategies
• In 2017, Ministry of Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries of Cambodia
(MAFF) made announcement
about outbreak of CMD and
control strategies.
• Standard Operation Procedure for
Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD)
Management in Cambodia
10. • On 14th August 2019
Official announcement
to Ministry of Interior
and Ministry of
Economic and
Commerce to
collaborate for stop
movement of CMD’s
planting materials
CMD Control Strategies
11. CMD Control Strategies
• The General Directorate of Agriculture (GDA) provides instructions on
measures in order to manage and reduce the spread of CMD, which
include:
• Phytosanitary Officials and Provincial Department of Agriculture, Forestry and
Fisheries (PDAFF) must control the movement of planting materials (locally
produced or imported) from the infested zones to other zones.
• Selecting healthy and disease-free planting materials is a crucial step in
reducing the risks of CMD infestation. Thus, farmers should know how to
select healthy and disease-free stems from their own fields for use in the next
season.
12. CMD Control Strategies (Cont.)
• PDAFF has to put efforts in encouraging farmers to regularly check their
farms. If the cassava farms are found to be infected with CMD, timely and
appropriate actions must be taken in order to prevent the spread, and report
to the GDA.
• PDAFF has to collaborate with local authority and farmers to map the infected
area and non-infected area, explore the possibility and make necessary
arrangements in order to help secure the supply of planting materials from
disease-free zones to other zones.
• Farmers have to report to and communicate with commune extension
workers, district office of agriculture or PDAFF if their farms are suspected
with CMD infection and to seek their technical advices on cassava production.
13. International Collaboration
• The government of Cambodia has requested for technical assistance
from FAO in order to manage and prevent the disease spread.
• The TCP-3604 “Strengthening Capacity in Managing the Incursion of
Cassava Mosaic Virus Infestation in Cambodia” project was therefore
formulated to build capacity of the National Plant Protection
Organization (NPPO) to control the Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD)
spread and reduce its threats to cassava industry in Cambodia.
14. International Collaboration
• The project has completed several activities and outputs:
• Conducted technical training workshops on surveillance and
planning for CMD including sampling procedures and
operationalization of field e-surveillance using p-trackers.
• Supported and set-up PCR/ELISA facilities for the identification of
CMD viruses at NPPO laboratory and trained laboratory
technicians on the uses of PCR/ELISA for virus characterization.
• Established FFS to facilitate the experiential learning process for
farmers by using IPM approach for the control of CMD
• Produced information, education and communication (IEC)
materials for awareness raising on CMD (leaflet, poster and
educational video clip).
• Disseminated knowledge, good practices and lessons learnt on
CMD management through farmer field days and dissemination
workshop
15. • 10.000 posters and leaflets produced for
awareness raising on CMD
17. • Educational video clip “Managing
Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD)
• Produced by GDA within the framework of
the project that supported by FAO
• This video broadly shared by Facebook,
Youtube and TV.
18. National strategy for cassava industry launche
The government has officially
launched its new strategy for the
cassava industry (2018-2022),
which aims to position Cambodia
as a reliable supplier of cassava-
based products to the global
market.
19. • National workshop on awareness-raising on Cassava Mosaic Disease
and its control measure in Cambodia was held on 15th August 2019
supported by CAVAC.
20. • Regional Workshop on Raising Awareness of Cassava Mosaic Disease
and Control Management in Cambodia, which held in Siem Reap,
Banteay Meanchey, Kratie, Preah Vihear, Pusat and Battambang
province.