Towards a Non-Toxic Environment in South-East Asia: “Lessons Learned”

Published: 
2019-02-08

PAN Asia Pacific has been spearheading a grassroots-empowered pesticide risk reduction project to astounding success in Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines and China. Here are some the key lessons we learned, as we move towards a #PesticidesFreeWorld:

  • Awareness campaigns convinced governments to support farmers’ markets
  • Farmers’ networks were created through capacity building and community organising
  • Public awareness leads to concerted actions
  • Women’s involvement and leadership is crucial for change
  • Community involvement is important for monitoring and taking action with results
  • Linking organic farmers to market is necessary for better livelihoods

This video was produced with the financial assistance of: Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI) The Swedish Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)

Produced by
Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific
Language
English
Khmer, Lao, Vietnamese
Subtitle(s)
English

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