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Decades of experience has shown that, despite numerous ‘safe use’ programs, the ’safe use’ of highly hazardous pesticides (HHPs) is not possible. People, farmanimals, wildlife and the environment continue to suffer considerable harm from HHPs. After decades of failure which have seen millions of deaths worldwide, new policies are needed to stop pesticide poisonings. A progressive phaseout and ban of HHPs, along with new policies for supporting alternatives, can make a change towards a healthy and sustainable world for all.

We, the undersigned organizations, call on governments and corporations to take concrete steps towards a progressive ban of HHPs and their substitution with ecosystem-based alternatives.

SRD also joined and asssigned to PANAP. To know more information about organizational signatories, click here

More Articles...

  1. Equipping poor and single women with soft skills
  2. Changes in Local People’s Life in the VM052 Project Site Seen Through The Donor’s Field Trip
  3. Village Saving and Loans Associations Support People with Disabilities
  4. Final Project Workshop in 2015 and Development Plan in 2016
  5. External Evaluation of the Project “Putting Lessons into Practice: Scaling Up People's Biodiversity Management for Food Security” in Vietnam

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