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inadequacies found in the previous inventory, which covered wastes under the<br />

Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security’s stocks. This inventory will take on<br />

board wastes under the army, prisons and large farms. Furthermore, some of the<br />

identified stocks from the previous inventory had vanished, case example is<br />

stocks that were found at Mtibwa Sugar Company. The ASP will deal with stocks<br />

and spillages only but not contaminated soils. It was then contributed that the<br />

zonal managers of Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security will deal with<br />

government stocks and NGOs will deal with small and large farms stocks, this<br />

separation will have major positive impacts.<br />

3.4.3 How International Agreements Can Prevent Local Pesticide<br />

Problems: A Consolidated Guide to the Chemical Codes &<br />

Conventions<br />

Ms. Gretta Goldenman-ECOSPHERE<br />

The presentation highlighted the history of Ecosphere and how it is connected to<br />

PAN. The objectives for the Consolidated Guide are to increase understanding of<br />

the Chemical Codes & Conventions and their processes, to provide a practical<br />

guide for countries still building chemicals management capacity, to ease the<br />

burden of implementation by simplifying obligations and highlighting synergies<br />

and to create new opportunities for collaboration between NGOs & government<br />

for joint strengthening of the regulatory regime for controlling hazardous<br />

pesticides.<br />

She informed the participants that the draft consolidated guide will be sent to<br />

PAN UK & PAN Africa partners for local consultation and feedback in September<br />

2005, the guide will then be tested during October to December 2005. The<br />

revision of draft guide will be done on the basis of comments received. Peer<br />

review will be done by international agencies and regulators in January 2006.<br />

Revision of draft Guide will be done on the basis of peer review comments in<br />

March 2006. Local implementation of the Guide will be conducted by PAN Africa<br />

partners in April, May, and June 2006. She gave an outline of the guideline,<br />

which is shown, in her paper on Appendix III.<br />

After the presentation, one participant asked that the Guide that is developed by<br />

Ecosphere will have impact with the present institutional infrastructure. Will the<br />

guide include examples of <strong>Tanzania</strong>, and the reaction was that the guide will<br />

include examples from <strong>Tanzania</strong>. It was then commended that pesticide can<br />

assist in poverty alleviation only if it is a right chemical, applied in the right dose<br />

in right manner and it is safe. The effects of DDT can be included in the case<br />

studies while in the ASP inventory DDT will be included to evaluate its impacts if<br />

found high DDT will be taken into account if not DDT subject will be dropped. On<br />

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