1. Guidelines for D suzukii mass rearing and irradiation protocols http://www.urlse.cn/sites/default/files/massrearing-and-irradiation-sw… provides tools and knowledge for member states.
2. Quality control parameters guidelines under development will provide knowledge and tools for member states.
3. Knowing the effect of biological control agents gives new residue-free options for D. suzukii suppression.
4. Population models and molecular markers provide guidance on numbers of sterile insects and BCAs for D. suzukii management.
5. Desirable phenotypic traits to improve mating success of mass-reared sterilized insects were identified.
6. Dose response of parental, and subsequent sterilization of F1, has been established for Tuta absoluta, Helicoverpa armigera and Spodoptera littoralis.
7. Diets have been developed for T. absoluta, H. armigera and S. littoralis mass rearing.
8. No asexually reproducing populations of T. absoluta have been detected in Argentina meaning that SIT remains viable for Argentinian populations.
9. The presence of Wolbachia in T. absoluta from India (Supergroup A and B) and Argentina (Supergroup B) means that cytoplasmic incompatibility is a possible tool for T. absoluta management.
10. Biocontrol agents like Chrysoperla sp., Tupiocoris sp. Trichogramma sp., have been validated as viable control agents for T. absoluta and S. littoralis.

The results achieved during this CRP have now made it possible to manage Drosophila suzukii and Tuta absoluta with the sterile insect technique and with biological control agents. Key diet development and dose response steps have been achieved to realize the implementation of the sterile insect technique and inherited sterility technique for future Helicoverpa armigera and Spodoptera littoralis management.