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Civil society and Indigenous Peoples’ appeal to the FAO Council to rescind the FAO partnership agreement with CropLife International
Oct 24, 2022
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Dear Member State Representatives of the UN FAO Council, We would like to take the opportunity to urge you to bring forth in the discussion of the Strategy for Private Sector Engagement
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Information and awareness-raising workshop relating to the standards on the limitation of the content of lead in paints, on June 09, 2022 at the hotel Les Résidences Mamoune, Dakar -Senegal.
Oct 24, 2022
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PAN Africa took part in an information and awareness-raising workshop on standards on limiting the content of lead in paints at the Les Résidences Mamoune hotel in Dakar-Senegal. The wo
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NEW HOPE FOR REDUCING HARM FROM HIGHLY HAZARDOUS PESTICIDES
Oct 22, 2022
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After more than two years without a face-to-face meeting, representatives from governments, the private sector, industry and civil society from around the world met in Bucharest from Au
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Film on PAN Africa's agro-ecological farm at Beer, les Ndiayes (Thiés, Senegal) ( October 2023 )
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- -COTE D'IVOIRE: Pesticides that kill their users. KORHOGO, northern Côte d'Ivoire (IPS) - Pesticides are designed to insects and parasitic plants that destroy crops. But in some regions of northern Côte d'Ivoire, these chemicals are also killing farmers. are also killing farmers
- Mali: Nanguila poisoned by pesticides. The village of Nanguila, south of Bamako, has been poisoned by obsolete pesticides.
- Senegal: Food poisoning caused by pesticides in Saint Louis. Food poisoning: 25 young people admitted to emergency in Saint-Louis, an yet another case of food poisoning raises the question of the need to set up a poisons centre to diagnose such cases in time and offer appropriate treatment. appropriate treatment.