M0.1 - Consortium agreement
M0.2 - Kick-off meeting (KOM)
M6.1 - Relevance of selected list of parameters for socio-economic analysis for the project developed tools and strategies validated
M7.1 - Plan for dissemination & exploitation including communication developed
M4.1 - Initial bioinformatic pipeline for WP4 generation of GSS in Cc developed
M2.1 - Amplicon sequencing pipeline developed and microbial profiles determined
M1.1 - Sequencing for population diversity and microbiome studies completed
M2.2 - Acquisition of data for meta-analysis on ecological impacts of Bd and Bz conducted
M3.1 - Metablomics pipeline and male quality markers in Cc developed
M4.2 - Y chromosome targgeting develped and evaluated as proof-of-principle in Cc
M5.1 - Emergency-response rearing facility established and productivity assured
M1.2 - Parameters for population dispersal studies collected
M1.3 - Parameters for developing simulation models for Bd and Bz collected
M3.2 - FF interception protocol developed and evaluated
M5.2 - Area-tailored Cc containment strategy developed and validated
M7.2 - Reaching sufficient response and interest for the project (indicator values in DECP)
The REACT project is developing sustainable strategies to protect European fruit and vegetable production from invasive fruit flies by improving eco-friendly control methods like the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT). This survey gathers expert and stakeholder input to shape these solutions and assess their impact.
We invite farmers, agricultural experts, policymakers, researchers, and industry representatives to take part in a 30–45 minute survey to share your insights on managing invasive fruit fly threats. Your perspective will help shape effective, sustainable pest control strategies for Europe’s agri-food systems.