PAN-UK is involved in a number of projects working to eliminate the dangers of toxic pesticides, our exposure to them and their presence in the environment.
Permanent Peoples' Tribunal (PPT)
On December 3-6, 2011, the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal will convene to hear cases brought by farmers, farmworkers, mothers, young people, scientists, and consumers from around the world. Six multinational pesticide companies stand accused of violating human rights by promoting reliance on the sale and use of pesticides know to undermine internationally recognised rights to health, livelihood, and life.
Supermarkets wield a huge amount of influence over growers, produce traders and consumers. PAN UK calls on these supermarkets to use this influence to support farmers and growers to change to safer pest management. We have created this comparison to show which companies are taking the most positive steps for change and we hope this will encourage individual consumers and concerned citizens to push the other companies to follow their good example.
Wear Organicis a project from Pesticide Action Network UK aiming to reduce the problems from pesticides used in cotton, particularly by promoting organic and fair alternatives
The objective of the Africa Stockpiles Programme is to clean up and safely dispose of all obsolete pesticide stocks from Africa and establish preventive measures to avoid future accumulation.
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