ViroiDoc Survey on Viroid Diseases

Experts are invited to share their insights and help shape future priorities for the surveillance, management and research of viroid diseases by April 2027.

The ViroiDoc project invites researchers, plant health professionals, industry representatives, policymakers, and other stakeholders to participate in an expert survey on viroid diseases.

Take the survey.

The survey aims to gather informed perspectives on emerging and future viroid-related risks, including the impacts of climate change and the movement of plant material, and to identify priorities for surveillance, diagnostics, prevention, management, research, and policy development.

The results will help identify key knowledge gaps and action priorities and will contribute to shaping discussions at the ViroiDoc Expert round table in June 2027 in Valencia, Spain.

Why participate?

• Share your expertise on emerging viroid risks and future challenges.
• Highlight priorities for surveillance, diagnostics, and disease management.
• Contribute to future research, innovation, and policy directions.
• Support stronger international collaboration on plant health.
   

Who should participate?

Researchers and diagnosticians, plant health authorities, regulators, agricultural advisors, industry representatives, crop-protection and diagnostic companies, and grower organizations with relevant experience.

Participate now

Your expertise will help shape future priorities for viroid disease surveillance, management, research, and policy.

Access the survey on THIS LINK.

• Survey duration: approximately 10 minutes.
• Confidentiality: fully anonymous; no names or email addresses will be collected. Results will be analysed and reported in aggregate form.
• Survey period: October 2026 to April 2027.
• For additional infomation contact us: info@viroidoc.eu.

Your expertise matters. We kindly invite you to share your insights and help define future priorities in the management of viroid diseases.

ViroiDoc project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.