Tanzania Multi Stakeholder Map - WebNG
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PESTICIDES AND<br />
POVERTY<br />
CASE STUDIES<br />
Yahya Msangi / Silvani Mng’anya<br />
Case study objectives<br />
‣ Demonstrating the need for action under<br />
international chemical conventions (Stockholm,<br />
Rotterdam, Basel, Bamako, ILO), national<br />
programmes (NIP and ASP)<br />
‣ Identify pesticide problems – poisoning,<br />
environmental impact<br />
‣ Determine type and extent of intervention<br />
required<br />
‣ Influence policy changes<br />
‣ Plan for awareness raising and<br />
‣ Advocacy and lobbying<br />
Criteria for case studies<br />
‣ Relevance to chemical conventions and<br />
national programmes i.e. ASP, NIP<br />
‣ Problem solving – identify the pesticides<br />
concerned, health and environmental<br />
impacts<br />
‣ Make use of PIC reporting form in case of<br />
poisoning<br />
‣ Allow for completion within short period of<br />
time with available (limited) resources<br />
Criteria for case studies cont’d<br />
‣ Must reflect the concept of the project i.e.<br />
pesticides and poverty, health and safety<br />
etc.<br />
Focus areas<br />
‣ Poisoning incidences<br />
‣ Integrated Pest/ Vector Mang’t (IPM / IVM)<br />
‣ Organic farming & Indigenous knowledge<br />
‣ Obsolete stocks of pesticides<br />
‣ Labelling and empty containers<br />
‣ Spray equipment and PPE<br />
‣ Vulnerable groups – women, children<br />
‣ Industry advertisement<br />
Implementation of case studies<br />
‣ Contracting NGOs – ToR to be developed<br />
‣ Sectoral: : communities, farmers, workers,<br />
households – relevant CSOs/NGOs to be<br />
identified in each region<br />
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