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Pesticide Eco-Alternatives Center (PEAC) promotes alternative ecological forms of pest management to reduce production, sales, use and threats of chemical pesticides in China, to protect human health and the environment for sustainable development. |
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The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) is involved in sustainable agriculture and rural development. CEDAC carries out agriculture research and farmer training and extension programmes. |
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The Integrated Plant Protection Center (IPPC) at Oregon State University (OSU) works with state, regional as well as international partners to do research and outreach on economically sustainable pest management, particularly on practices that bring about lower costs to human health and the environment. |
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Srer Khmer is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the development of farmer-led environmentally sound agriculture. Srer Khmer complements government and NGO initiatives in community-based IPM and facilitates IPM training by farmers. |
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The School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Washington based in Seattle supports innovative research into information strategies and technologies to improve the health of the public. It is involved in development of the tracer technology that is used for training farmers on how to reduce pesticide risks. |
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Thai Education Foundation (TEF), a non-profit organization based in Thailand, works with Government agencies, international donors and various NGOs to improve education particularly along environment and biodiversity issues related to pesticide use. |
