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Activity 6 – CASE STUDIES - Documenting gaps
between regulation and field: risk and mitigatio
Case studies will be carried out to evaluate the
situations or policies which illustrate the need and
merit of international chemical conventions, or which
facilitate the implementation or use of international
conventions in Tanzania
International initiatives have benefits, but what difference can they make to finding solutions
to problems created by the chemicals they govern?
Prioritise studies should be linked to :
‣ ASP, disposal and prevention (e.g.Vikuge DDT case
study )
‣ Severely hazardous pesticide formulations for PIC
‣ Ecological monitoring
‣ Community health monitoring
Selected NGOs will carry out the study (ToR)
‣ 6 case studies will be conducted: 2 per year
‣ 2 under DGF
Activity 7 - Pilot activities in support of policies
for IPM and pesticide risk reduction
To investigate effective ways to promote IPM
Training in IPM for farmers,
Promoting organic farming for small scale
farmers.
A field visit for policy makers, research,
extension will be organised to
‣ Encourage support,
‣ To demonstrate the benefits and appropriateness
of sustainable strategies.
Activity 8 –communication strategy
The project will be backed by a
communication strategy.
The communication strategy will aim to reach
farmers, grass roots and other civil society
organisations
The communication strategy will focus on
taking lessons and feedback from the field to
the national workshops, international
conferences, and CoPs.
… Continued
Activity 8 – Crosscutting activity:
communication strategy (national)
This will be done through
Production and dissemination of annual progress
report
Feed into NIPs, ASP reports etc
Writing briefings and reports, press releases, radio or
TV panel discussions etc
Participation in relevant meetings
Train national and local media on issues (November
+ WWF)
Organise events to attract publicity e.g. visits to ASP
disposal sites, IPM field visits
Use opportunities of participation in CoP etc meetings
to share results
Finances
80% of the project is funded by the
Development Directorate-General of the
European Commission through PAN UK.
20% fund for year 1 was secured
through Development Green Fund
(GEF+WB)
Thank you
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