Highyl Hazardous Pesticides are a global concern - especially in developing countries. Over governmental bodies and other organisations invested in "safe use" programs - without success. Therefore an increasing number of scientists, politicians, and agricultural experts call for a progressive ban of highly hazardous pesticides.
To support the phase out of highly hazardous pesticides PAN has :
More information can be found in the publications on the right.
Also the following Links might be helpful:
Here you can download the 'PAN International List of Highly Hazardous Pesticides'. This is the updated
January 2011 version.
The PAN Publication "Stop Pesticide Poisonings - New pesticide policies needed after decades of failure" depicts why a growing number of individuals and organisations no longer believe that training can achieve a so called "safe use" of hazardous pesticides in developing countries. It also presents "PAN International Recommendations for Action".
PAN's study documents that hazardous pesticides are commonly used in unsafe situations around the world, and calls for assertive action by corporations, governments and international bodies to address pesticide hazards.
This publication presents an approach to progressively phase out highly
hazardous pesticides in the fair trade sector.
In this Community Based Monitoring Report published by PAN Asien/Pacific the
results of an investigation about the conditions of use and adverse effects
of pesticide use in Asian countries are documented. © 2012 PAN Germany Seitenanfang PAN Germany, E-Mailvalidieren