Pesticide impacts on biodiversity in Ethiopia & agro-ecological solutions

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Main Project

Institute for Sustainable Development - ISD, PAN- Ethiopia

01-04-13

31-03-16

£299,565.00

Sub-Saharan Africa

Wetlands

Agricultural conservation

General measures, Policy, Poverty reduction, Livelihoods

Research training, Training, Cepa, Monitoring, Impact assessment, Nbsap

Ethiopia

Improved capacity of Ethiopian scientists, farming communities, government agencies and other stakeholders to adopt an ecosystem approach to (a) identify key sites at risk from the harmful environmental effects of agrochemical use b) monitor, measure and understand such impacts close to biodiversity-rich wetlands, (c) develop and implement practical solutions based on agroecological farming and (d) align policies with biodiversity conservation goals. Rift Valley Lake farming communities will benefit from safer, sustainable pest management, better water quality and ecosystem services. Government agencies and conservation bodies will gain skills to monitor pesticide impacts with rural communities and feed evidence into policy forums.

Documents:

Title: 20-018 HR1
Download: Half Year Report [pdf] 2014-07-31 00:00:00

Title: 20-018 AR1 - Edited
Download: Annual Report [pdf] 2015-09-21 00:00:00

Title: 20-018 HR2 - Edited
Download: Half Year Report [pdf] 2015-05-21 00:00:00

Title: 20-018 AR2 - Edited
Download: Annual Report [pdf] 2015-09-21 00:00:00

Title: 20-018 FR - edited
Download: Final Report [pdf] 2017-02-16 00:00:00

Title: 20-018 App St2 - edited
Download: Application Form [pdf] 2014-12-17 00:00:00