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Category : Pesticides
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean: Country papers
Author: Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean: Summary papers
Author: Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean
Author: Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean: Invited papers
Author: Pest and Pesticide Management in Caribbean, Volume 11
Author: Seminar and Workshop on Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean (1980 : Christ Church, Barbados)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 316
Book Description
Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean
Author: Pest and Pesticide Management in the Caribbean: Country papers
Author: Urgent Plant Pest and Disease Problems in the Caribbean
Author: Chelston W. D. BrathwaitePublisher: IICA Biblioteca Venezuela
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Languages : en
Pages : 222
Book Description
URGENT PLANT PEST AND DISEASE PROBLEMS IN THE CARIBBEAN - Proceedings of the First Meeting of The Society for Plant Protection in the Caribbean held in Kingston, Jamaica from Nov. 22-27, 1981
Author: Society for Plant Protection in the Caribbean. MeetingPublisher: IICA
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Languages : en
Pages : 226
Book Description
Terminal evaluation of the project "Disposal of obsolete pesticides including persistent organic pesticides, promotion of alternatives and strengthening pesticides management in the Caribbean"
Author: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United NationsPublisher: Food & Agriculture Org.
ISBN: 9251354332
Category : Technology & Engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 91
Book Description
Caribbean nations, in particular SIDS, have been traditionally vulnerable to the entry of potentially harmful, unregistered and unregulated pesticides. In many of these countries, the legislation and regulations for managing pesticides are fragmented and at various stages of development. Under the overall objective to promote sound management of pesticides in the Caribbean, the project kick-started various activities covering pesticide life-cycle management in the region, drafted a regional model pesticide legislation and facilitated different vital elements. It specifically contributed to the collection and shipment of obsolete pesticides (319 tonnes) from all 11 project countries and polychlorinated biphenyls (54 tonnes) from four countries. However, it has not been able to successfully replicate, scale up nationally and build capacities with government stakeholders evenly across all countries. Further follow-up and support are required to ensure sustainability and impact in the region and the project countries and thus the engagement of the private sector and civil society organizations will be critical.