EPPO (European and Mediterranean plant Protection Organization) has published all the documents issued during this very important joint symposium at a global level.

Distribution, bio-ecology and damage of Tuta absoluta
Current status of the tomato borer in EPPO/NEPPO countries
Control strategies: chemical control and mating disruption
Control strategies: biological control
Control strategies: integrated pest management (IPM)

The Agripest network site, maintained by Russell IPM, has put in line some technical documentation. Have a look in particular to the gallery.

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From the issue entitled “Special Issue: Invasive Alien Arthropod Predators and Parasitoids: An Ecological Approach”

The use of exotic (=alien) arthropods in classical and augmentative biological control programs is generally considered as positive. However, adverse non-target effects of exotic biological control agents have been observed.

In this paper, the authors briefly review both the benefits of biological control as well as the associated risks. They also make an attempt at identifying the major challenges for assessing risks and for balancing benefits and risks. There is general agreement that sound risk assessment procedures should precede the release of exotic invertebrate biological control agents. However, overly stringent regulations that would preclude promising agents from being developed must be avoided.

Presentation and abstract (in English)