Appeal

for a ban of highly hazardous pesticides

Decades of experience has shown that, despite numerous ‘safe use’ programs, the ’safe use’ of highly hazardous pesticides (HHPs) is not possible. People, farm- animals, wildlife and the environment continue to suffer considerable harm from HHPs. After decades of failure which have seen millions of deaths worldwide, new policies are needed to stop pesticide poisonings. A progressive phaseout and ban of HHPs, along with new policies for supporting alternatives, can make a change towards a healthy and sustainable world for all. We, the undersigned organizations, call on governments and corporations to take concrete steps towards a progressive ban of HHPs and their substitution with eco- system-based alternatives.

Organizational signatories Listed according to country - 564 organizations from 111 countries - 07.01.2019

1. , Milieukontakt International ELA) (AWHHE) Albania 10. Argentina, Foro Ambientalista de 19. Australia, Alliance for a Clean Envi- 2. Algeria, Association Pêche Artisanale Santiago del Estero ronment et Environnement (Le Dauphin) 11. Argentina, LLASTAY- para la de- 20. Australia, FOODwatch 3. Algeria, The National Federation for fensa del medio ambiente 21. Australia, National Toxics Network the Protection of the Environment in 12. Argentina, Nogal de Vida (NTN) Algeria 13. Argentina, Paren de Fumigar las 22. Australia, Tasmanian Public & Envi- 4. Argentina, Asociación Civil Árbol de Escuelas ronmental Health Network (TPEHN) Pie, Bariloche 14. Argentina, Pesticide Action Network 23. Australia, Pesticide Action Group 5. Argentina, Asociacion Civil Be Pe Latin America (RAPAL - PAN Latin Western Australia 6. Argentina, Centro de Estudios sobre America) 24. Austria, ARCHE NOAH Tecnologías Apropiadas de la Argen- 15. Argentina, Red Argentina de Am- 25. Austria, Ärztinnen und Ärzte für eine tina (CETAAR) biente y Desarrollo (RAAD) gesunde Umwelt (AeGU) - Doctors 7. Argentina, Ecos de Saladillo 16. Argentina, SA Consultores & Servi- for a Healthy Environment 8. Argentina, EDIPA Equipo Diocesano cios Asoc. 26. Austria, die umweltberatung (Eco- Pastoral Ambiental, Pastoral Social, 17. Argentina, Taller Ecologista Counselling), Vienna Obispado de San Isidro 18. Armenia, Armenian Women for 27. Austria, GLOBAL 2000 9. Argentina, Familias Semilleras (MA- Health and Healthy Environment 28. Austria, WWF Österreich

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Chile, Mesa de la Mujer, Sagrada (COAST) 69. Cameroon, CREPD - Research and Familia 34. Bangladesh, Mohsin Enterprise Education Center for Development 102. Chile, Mesa diaguita Zupca de Co- 35. Bangladesh, SHISUK 70. Cameroon, Observatoire droits de piapó 36. Belarus, Center of Environmental l'homme (Human Rights Monitoring) 103. Chile, Mesa de Mujeres Tekufenu, Solutions 71. Cameroon, Pour la Prévention du Curicó 37. Belgium, ADALIA asbl Neuro-Esclavage et la Protection de la 104. Chile, Mesa Provincial Indígena 38. Belgium, European Water Movement Santè des Masses Colla, Tierra Amarilla y Copiapó 39. Belgium, Food & Water Europe 72. Canada, Alaska Community Action 105. Chile, Mujeres Temporeras, Copiapó 40. Belgium, Health and Environment on Toxics 106. Chile, Mujer Rural, Maule Alliance (HEAL) 73. Canada, KANCED 107. Chile, ONG Raíces, Santiago 41. Belgium, Inter-Environnement Wal- 74. Canada, Rights Monitoring) 108. Chile, Programa TEES, Trabajo, lonie 75. Chile, Agrícola Chalaco, Petorca y empleo equidad y salud, de FLACSO 42. Belgium, International Association of Chincolco 109. Chile, RATMURI, Copiapó Mutual Benefit Societies 76. Chile, Agrupación Temporeras de 110. Chile, Rayen Mapu, Padre las Casas, 43. Belgium, Nature & Progrès Belgique Vallenar, Tercera Región Región Araucanía 44. Belgium, Pesticide Action Network 77. Chile, Agrupación de Temporeras 111. Chile, Red Anamuri Los Andes, San Europe (PAN Europe) Valle Cordillerano Esteban, Región Metropolitana 45. Belgium, Velt vzw 78. Chile, Alianza por Una Mejor Calidad 112. Chile, Red Anamuri Salamanca, 46. Belgium, WWF Belgium de Vida Salamanca, IV Región 47. Belgium, BeeLife European Beekee- 79. Chile, AMAPACH, Lampa, Región 113. Chile, Red de Mujeres de Inca de Oro, ping Coordination Metropolitana comuna de Diego de Almagro 48. Benin, OBEPAB 80. Chile, Artesanas Todo Chañar, Co- 114. Chile, Red de Mujeres Rurales Azapa 49. Bhutan, Samdrup Jongkhar Initiative piapó y Lluta, Arica 50. Bolivia, People's Coalition on Food 81. Chile, Asociación de Mujeres Campe- 115. Chile, Red de Mujeres Rurales, Mu- Sovereignty (PCFS) - Bolivia sinas Esperanza, Quillón, Novena Re- ruf, Freirina 51. Brazil, APROMAC Environment gión 116. Chile, Red Nacional de Mujeres Ru- Protection Association 82. Chile, Asociación Diaguita Camaso- rales e Indígenas, ANAMURI, Santi- 52. Brazil, Brazil Association of Collec- quid, Copiapó ago tive Health (ABRASCO) 83. Chile, Cintramar, Sindicato de Reco- 117. Chile, Red Semillas Libres Chile 53. Brazil, Centro Nordestino de Medici- lectoras de Algas de Caldera, Caldera 118. Chile, Secretaria y Vocería del Conse- na Popular 84. Chile, Colectivo Viento Sur, Pe- jo de Desarrollo de Salud de Copiapó 54. Brazil, AMAR - Environment De- ñalolen, Santiago 119. Chile, Sembrando Futuro, El Carmen, fense Association of Araucaria 85. Chile, Comunidad diaguita Corazón, Ñuble 55. Brazil, TOXISPHERA Environmental Copiapó 120. Chile, Sindicato de Manipuladoras, La Health Association 86. Chile, Comunidad diaguita Kalatu, Ligua Cabildo 56. , My Right to Know Founda- Campillay, Copiapó 121. Chile, Sindicato de Temporeras Vicu- tion 87. Chile, Confederación RANQUIL, ña 57. Bulgaria, National Movement Friends Santiago 122. Chile, Sindicato Nacional de Tempo- of the Earth 88. Chile, Consejo Ambiental Comunal reros Las Camelias, Bulnes, provincia 58. Bulgaria, Foundation for Environment de La Ligua de Ñuble and Agriculture (FEA) 89. Chile, Custodio de Semillas, Lampa 123. Chile, Sindicato Temporeras de Vicu- 59. Burkina Faso, Association Napam 90. Chile, CUT Provincial de Petorca, La ña Beogo Ligua 124. Chile, Sindicato Unión y Esfuerzo, 60. Burkina Faso, Association Pour la 91. Chile, Diaguitas Caldera, Caldera San Esteban, Los Andes Recherche et la Formation en Agro- 92. Chile, Fundación EMERGE 125. Chile, Taller Tercera Edad, Petorca y écologie ( ARFA) 93. Chile, Grupo Creativo Artesanal Chincolco 61. Burkina Faso, Green Cross Burkina Madre Tierra, comuna de Pencahue 126. Chile, Temporera del Desierto, Co- Faso (GCBF) 94. Chile, Huertos Pirata, Curanipe, piapó 62. Cambodia, CEDAC Maule Sur 127. Chile, Temporera Estudiantil, Co- 63. Cambodia, CHETTHOR 95. Chile, Junta de Vecinos de Petorca y piapó 64. Cambodia, Ponlok Khmer (PKH) Chincolco, comuna de Petorca 128. Chile, Unión Transversal de Organi-

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Society of Agroecology sches Netzwerk e.V. (BeN) 205. Germany, Ökologischer Ärztebund 134. Columbia, Red Semillas Libres de 170. Germany, Bremer Informationszent- e.V. (ÖÄB) - Ecological Physicians Colombia rum für Menschenrechte und Ent- Society 135. Cook Islands, Island Sustainability wicklung (biz) / Bremen Information 206. Germany, Ökomarkt Verbraucher- Alliance Cis Inc (ISACI) Center for Human Rights and Develo- und Agrarberatung e.V. 136. Costa Rica, IRET-UNA/RAPAL pment (biz) 207. Germany, Oxfam Germany 137. Croatia, Earth Trek 171. Germany, Brot für die Welt (BfdW) 208. Germany, Pesticide Action Network 138. , RAP-AL Cuba 172. Germany, Bundesverband Bürgerini- Germany (PAN Germany) 139. Czech Republic, Arnika Association tiativen Umweltschutz (BBU) e.V. 209. Germany, PROVIEH e.V. 140. Czech Republic, International Young 173. Germany, Bund für Umwelt und 210. Germany, Robin Wood e.V. Naturefriends (IYNF) Naturschutz (BUND) 211. Germany, Safe our Seeds 141. Denmark, Det Økologiske Råd 174. Germany, BUND Landesverband 212. Germany, Sambucus e.V. 142. Denmark, NOAH - Friends of the Bremen e.V. 213. Germany, Senator für Umwelt, Bau Earth Denmark 175. Germany, Bund Ökologische Le- und Verkehr, Freie Hansestadt Bre- 143. Denmark, WWF Denmark bensmittelwirtschaft e.V. (BÖLW) men 144. Ecuador, Asociación Sindical de 176. Germany, Bürgerinitiative Landwende 214. Germany, Stiftung für Mensch und Trabajadores Bananeros y Campe- 177. Germany, Bürgerinitiative "Saustall Umwelt sinos (ASTAC) Wadelsdorf" 215. Germany, Partner Südmexikos e.V. 145. Ecuador, Fundación Savia Roja 178. Germany, CBG - Coalition against 216. Germany, Regionalverband Umwelt- 146. Ecuador, RAPAL Ecuador BAYER dangers beratung Nord e.V. 147. Ecuador, Red por una América Latina 179. Germany, Dachverband Kulturpflan- 217. Germany, Rettet den Regenwald e. V. Libre de Transgénicos zen- und Nutztiervielfalt e.V. 218. Germany, Selbsthilfegruppe Los 148. Egypt, Association 180. Germany, Deutsche Umwelthilfe e. V. Andes of Health & Environmental Develop- 181. Germany, Deutscher Apitherapie 219. Germany, Selbsthilfegruppe für Che- ment Bund e.V. miekaliengeschädigte 149. Egypt, The Egyptian Initiative for 182. Germany, ECOVIN 220. Germany, terre des hommes (tdh) Personal Rights 183. Germany, Fatigatio e.V. 221. Germany, TransFair e.V. 150. El Salvador, Red de Ambientalistas 184. Germany, FIAN Deutschland 222. Germany, UmweltEnergieHaus Comunitarios de el Salvador 185. Germany, Forum Ökologie & Papier 223. Germany, UmweltHaus am Schüberg (RACDES) 186. Germany, Forum Umwelt & Entwick- 224. Germany, Umwelthaus Pinneberg 151. , Estonian Fund for Nature lung e.V. 152. Ethiopia, Pesticide Action Nexus 187. Germany, Förderkreis für Umweltge- 225. Germany, Umweltinstitut München Association (PAN-Ethiopia) sundung durch biodynamische Agrar- e.V. 153. France, Ensemble! 86 - Mouvement kultur gem. e.V. 226. Germany, Verein zur Hilfe umweltbe- pour ue alternative de gauche, écolo- 188. Germany, Gäa e.V. dingt Erkrankter e.V. (VHUE) gique et solidaire 189. Germany, Global Nature Fund (GNF) 227. Germany, VSR-Gewässerschutz e.V. 154. France, Générations Futures 190. Germany, GRÜNE LIGA e.V. 228. Germany, W3 - Werkstatt für interna- 155. France, Women in Europe for a 191. Germany, Hafengruppe Hamburg tionale Kultur und Politik e.V. Common Future (WECF)France 192. Germany, Health and Environment 229. Germany, Women in Europe for a 156. France, POLLINIS Justice Support, HEJSupport Common Future Germany e.V. 157. France, Fédération SEPANSO Aqui- 193. Germany, Himmel & Erde (WECF) Germany taine 194. Germany, IFOAM - Organics Interna- 230. Germany, WWF Germany 158. France, Apiservices - Beekeeping tional 231. Germany, Zukunft Biosphäre und Development Agency 195. Germany, Imkerverein Nortorf und Lebensraum Angermünde e.V. (ZU- 159. Georgia, ELKANA - Biological Umgebung BILA e.V.) Farming Association 196. Germany, Industriegewerkschaft 232. Ghana, Ecological Restorations 160. Georgia, Rural Communities De- Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt (IG BAU) 233. Ghana, General Agriculture Workers' veloment Agency (RCDA) 197. Germany, Initiative Schule für Eine- Union (GAWU) of TUC 161. Germany, Agrarkoordination Welt 234. Greece, ECOCITY 162. Germany, Allergieverein in Europa 198. Gemany, Interessengemeinschaft FÜR 235. Greece, EKPIZO - Consumers' Asso- e.V. (AVE) gesunde Lebensmittel e.V. (IG FÜR) ciation The Quality of Life

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Lao PDR, Sustainable Agriculture and 240. India, APVVU dell'Ambiente e della Salute Environment Development Associa- 241. India, Beyond Copenhagen Collective (A.D.A.S.) onlus tion (SAEDA) 242. India, CECOEDECON 285. Italy, Associazione REES Marche 316. Lao PDR, Association for Preserva- 243. India, Center for Research and Advo- 286. Italy, Associazione WWF Bolzano - tion of Nature Resources and Com- cacy, Manipur Verein WWF Bozen / Provincia di munity Development 244. India, Community Awareness Centre Bolzano – Suedtirol 317. , Care for Cedars Association 245. India, DLR Prerna 287. Italy, Comitato per il Diritto alla 318. Lebanon, Coalition of Lebanese Civil 246. India, Ecosystem Research Group Salute (CDS) Society Organizations 247. India, Ecotourism & Conservation 288. Italy, Comitato Veneto Sensibilità 319. Lebanon, Friends of the Environment Society of Sikkim Chimica Multipla 320. Lebanon, IndyACT - Lebanon 248. India, Environment Conservation 289. Italy, Dachverband für Natur- und 321. Lebanon, Land and People Society Society (Switch ON) Umweltschutz in Südtirol/CIPRA 322. Lebanon, Operation Big Blue Associ- 249. India, Green Foundation Südtirol ation 250. India, International Campaign for 290. Italy, Hollawint - Netzwerk für Nach- 323. Lebanon, Ozai Fishermen's Union Justice in Bhopal haltigkeit - Pestizidfreie Gemeinde 324. Liberia, Pollution Control Association 251. India, KUDUMBAM LEISA Network Mals 325. Luxembourg, CELL Centre for Eco- 252. India, Living Farms 291. Italy, Italian Forum of Water Move- logical Learning Luxembourg asbl 253. India, Navdanya International - The ments 326. Macedonia, Association of Doctors Global Movement for Seed Freedom 292. Italy, L'Associazione Michele Manci- for the Environment "MADE" 254. India, NISARGA no-Agricultura, Sicurezza e Sovranita 327. Malaysia, EMPOWER 255. India, Orissa State Volunteers and Alimentare 328. Malaysia, North South Intiative Social Workers Association 293. Italy, Medicina Democratica ONLUS 329. Malaysia, Pesticide Action Network 256. India, Pesticide Action Network India 294. Italy, Pesticide Action Network Italia Asian/Pacific (PAN Asia/Pacific) (PAN India) (PAN Italia) 330. Malaysia, REACH 257. India, PRITHVI INNOVATIONS 295. Italy, Promotorenkomitee für eine 331. Malaysia, Sarawak Dayak Iban Asso- 258. India, SAHANIVASA pestizidfreie Gemeinde Mals ciation (SADIA) 259. India, Salim Ali Foundation 296. Ivory Coast, ISE POP CI 332. Malaysia, Tenaganita 260. India, Society for Rural Education & 297. Japan, Globalization Watch Hiroshi- 333. Malaysia, Third World Network Development ma 334. Mali, Association Malienne Pour la 261. India, Sunray Harvesters 298. Japan, Japan Endocrine-Disruptor Conservation de la Faune et de 262. India, Tamil Nadu Women's Forum Preventive Action l’Environnement (AMCFE) 263. India, THANAL 299. Japan, Pesticide Action Network 335. Mali, ONG JIGI 264. India, The Ecological Society Japan (PAN Japan) 336. Malta, Action For Breast Cancer 265. India, Toxics Link 300. Jordan, Friends of Environment Foundation Malta 266. Indonesia, AGRA Society 337. Mauritania, African Confederation of 267. Indonesia, BaliFokus Foundation 301. Jordan, Jordan Environment Society Artisanal Fishing Organizations 268. Indonesia, GITA PERTIWI 302. Jordan, Jordanian Farmers Union 338. Mauritania, Groupement National Des 269. Indonesia, INDIES 303. Jordan, Society for the Development Ligues Mutuelles Pastorales 270. Indonesia, INSPERA & Rehabilitation of the Rural Woman 339. Mauritius, FOE Mauritius 271. Indonesia, KAKAK Foundation 304. Jordan, The Arab Group for the Pro- 340. Mauritius, Pesticide Action Network 272. Indonesia, Organisasi Perjuangan dan tection of Nature Mauritius (PANeM) Penguatan Untuk Kerakyatan 305. Jordan, The Jordanian Women's Uni- 341. Mexico, Asociación de Tecnología (OPPUK) on Apropiada, A. C. 273. Indonesia, SAWIT WATCH 306. Jordan, The Union of Jordanian 342. Mexico, Centro de Estudios Integrales 274. Indonesia, SERUNI Agronomists para la Innovación y el Desarrollo 275. , CENESTA 307. Kazakhstan, "Greenwomen" Analyti- 343. Mexico, Centro de Estudios para el 276. Iraq, Iraqi Association for the Defense cal Environmental Agency Cambio en el Campo Mexicano (Cec- of Consumer Right 308. Kenya, Centre for Environment Jus- cam) 277. Iraq, Iraqi Society for Nutrition and tice and Development (CEJAD) 344. Mexico, Colectivo Ma OGM Food Safety 309. Kenya, Eco Ethics - Kenya 345. Mexico, Comité de Defensa Ecológica 278. Iraq, Organization for Rehabilitating 310. Kenya, Kenya Food Rights Alliance de Michoacán Society and Environment (Iraqiofrse) (Kenya) 346. Mexico, ENLACE - Comunicación y

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New Zealand, Physicians and Scien- 415. Philippines, Asian Peasant Coalition 352. Mexico, Hábitat, Participación y tists for Global Responsibility New (APC) Género LAHAS-Fac. Arquitectura- Zealand Charitable Trust 416. Philippines, Danggayan Dagiti Man- UNAM 384. New Zealand, Toxic Agrichemical nalon ti Cagayan Valley - KMP 353. Mexico, Huicholes y Plaguicidas Advisory Forum Cagayan Valley 354. Mexico, La Unión de Científicos 385. New Zealand, Weed Management 417. Philippines, Earth Island Institute- Comprometidos con la Sociedad A.C. Advisory Philippines 355. Mexico, Mexican Society of Sustain- 386. , Asociación Edu- 418. Philippines, GABRIELA able Agriculture (Sociedad Mexicana cación para el Desarrollo Intipacha- 419. Philippines, Hills of Maia Alta de Agricultura Sostenible A.C. - SO- mama y Movimiento Social Nicara- Homeowners Association MAS) güense otro mundo es posible 420. Philippines, IBON Foundation 356. Mexico, Comunicación y Ambiente, 387. Nicaragua, Asociación para el Desar- 421. Philippines, Interface Development A.C. rollo Integral Comunitario (ADIC) Interventions, Inc. 357. Mexico, Pacto de Grupos Ecologistas 388. Nicaragua, Movimiento Social Nica- 422. Philippines, Kilusang Magbubukid ng 358. Mexico, Pesticide Action Network In ragüense Otro Mundo es Posible Pilipinas (KMP) Mexico (RAPAM A.C.) 389. Nicaragua, Paso Pacifico 423. Philippines, Mamamayan Ayaw sa 359. Mexico, Proyecto Bosque de Agua 390. Nigeria, Environmental Rights Action Aerial Spraying (MAAS) A.C. Friends of the Earth Africa 424. Philippines, MASIPAG 360. Mexico, PUIC-UNAM 391. Nigeria, JONGO Farmers Nigeria 425. Philippines, National Federation of 361. Mexico, Red Mexicana de Acción 392. Nigeria, Nigerian ASP Implementa- Small Fisherfolk Organisations in the frente al Libre Comercio (RMALC) tion Network (NASPIN) Philippines (PAMALAKAYA- 362. Mexico, Salva terra 393. Nigeria, Sustainable Environment Pilipinas) 363. Mexico, Universiad Autónoma de Development Initiative (SEDI) 426. Philippines, People's Coalition on Coahuila 394. Nigeria, Sustainable Research and Food Sovereignty (PCFS) 364. Mexico, Vía Orgánica Action for Environmental Develop- 427. Philippines, Pesticide Action Network 365. Mongolia, Centre for Human Right & ment (SRADev Nigeria) Philippines (PAN Philippines) Development 395. Pakistan, Balochistan Rural Devel- 428. Philippines, RESIST Agrochem TNCs 366. Mongolia, People’s Coalition for opment & Research Society (BRDRS) 429. Philippines, Sibol ng Agham at Food Sovereignty Mongolia 396. Pakistan, Human Unity Movement Teknolohiya (SIBAT) 367. Morocco, La Fédération nationale du (HUM) Haripur Khyber Pakh- 430. Philippines, UMA secteur agricole (FNSA) toonkhawa ( KPK) 431. Poland, Polish Ecological Club, Gli- 368. Morocco, National Confederation of 397. Pakistan, KHOJ Society for People's wice Chapter traditional fishing in Morocco Education 432. Portugal, Associação de Promoção da (CNPAM) 398. Pakistan, Roots for Equity Agricultura Biológica (OrganicA) 369. Nepal, All Nepal Peasants' Federation 399. Pakistan, Sustainable Development 433. Portugal, Direção de Serviços de (ANPF) Policy Institute (SDPI) Desenvolvimento da Agricultura e 370. Nepal, Center for Public Health and 400. Palestine, ANFS – Gaza Pecuária Biológica (DSBIO) Environmental Development 401. Palestine, Land Research Center 434. Portugal, National Association for (CEPHED) 402. Palestine, MA'AN Development Nature Conservation (Quercus) 371. Nepal, Department of Sustainable Center 435. Qatar, ANFS Development (KUMSD) 403. Palestine, Palestinian Agricultural 436. Qatar, Doha Oasis 372. Nepal, Progressive Sustainable Deve- Farmers Union 437. , Fundatia ADEPT Transil- lopers Nepal 404. Palestine, Palestinian Agricultural vania 373. Netherlands, Dutch Bee Conservation Relief Comittees 438. Russia, Eco-Accord 374. Netherlands, The Pollinators 405. Palestine, Stop The Wall Campaign 439. Saudi Arabia, Fishermen's Cooperati- 375. Netherlands, Women in Europe for a 406. Palestine, Union of Agricultural Work ve - Bathoul Common Futuer (WECF) Netherlands Committees 440. Saudi Arabia, The Assembly Agricul- 376. New Zealand, 1080 National Network 407. Panama, RAP-AL Panama tural Cooperative NZ 408. Paraguay, Altervida - RAPAL Para- 441. Senegal, Coopérative Nationale pour 377. New Zealand, Ban 1080 guay le Développement de l'Horticulture 378. New Zealand, Doctors Envirovoice 409. Paraguay, Centro Paraguayo de Coop- (CNDH) 379. New Zealand, Farmers Against Ten erativistas (CPC) 442. Senegal, Fédération des Producteurs

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Switzerland, International Society of 513. UK, Alliance for Cancer Prevention 448. Slovenia, Drustvo za trajnostni razvoj Doctors for the Environment (ISDE) 514. UK, Breast Cancer UK Duhasa 483. Switzerland, MultiWatch 515. UK, Environmental Justice Founda- 449. Slovenia, Focus 484. Switzerland, Pax Romana ICMICA tion (EJF) 450. Slovenia, Greenpeace Slovenia 485. Switzerland, Pro Natura 516. UK, Liberation 451. Slovenia, Institute for Sustainable 486. Switzerland, Public Eye 517. UK, Pesticide Action Network UK Development Slovenia (ITR) 487. Switzerland, SWISSAID (PAN UK) 452. Slovenia, Morigenos 488. Switzerland, WWF Switzerland 518. UK, North London Organic Gardeners 453. Slovenia, NEC, Cerknica 489. , Syrian Society for the Conser- 519. UK, People Tree – Sustainable and 454. Slovenia, Slovenski E-forum vation of Wild Life Fair Trade Fashion 455. Slovenia, Umanotera, The Slovenian 490. Tajikistan, Enlightment Society Lin- 520. UK, Soil Association Foundation for Sustainable Develop- gua 521. UK, The Cancer Prevention and Edu- ment 491. Tanzania, AGENDA cation Society 456. Slovenia, Zavod Sibnav 492. Tanzania, ASP (T) Network 522. UK, National Hazards Campaign 457. , African Center for 493. Tanzania, Irrigation Training and 523. Ukraine, Center for Sustainable De- Biodiversity Economic Empowerment Organiza- velopment and Ecological Education 458. South Africa, GroundWork - Friends tion - IRTECO "Dovkilla” of the Earth South Africa 494. Thailand, Development Association 524. Uruguay, RAPAL Uruguay 459. South Africa, Surplus People’s Project Resource Economic (DARE) 525. Uruguay, UITA (IUF Latin America) 460. South Africa, Trust for Community 495. Thailand, Sustainable Development 526. USA, Agricultural Missions, Inc Outreach and Action Foundation (SDF) (AMI) 461. South Korea, Consumers Korea 496. Togo, Association Action Réelle sur 527. USA, Alaska Community Action on 462. Spain, Catalonian Network for a New l'Environnement, l'Enfance et la Jeu- Toxics Water Culture - Xarxa per una Nova nesse (AREJ) 528. USA, Californians for Pesticide Re- Cultura de l'Aigu 497. Togo, Comité International d'Ethique form 463. Spain, Fodesam Spain et de Solidarité (COM-INT-E-S) 529. USA, California Rural Legal Assis- 464. Spain, Fundacion Vivo Sano 498. Togo, Cooépérative Agro Bio Savanes tance Foundation 465. Spain, GRAIN International Togo 530. USA, Center for Food Safety 466. Spain, Great Ape Project (GAP / 499. Togo, Réseau National des Acteurs de 531. USA, Switzerland, Center for Interna- PGS-Spain) l'Agroécologie du Togo (RéNAAT) tional Environmental Law (CIEL) 467. Sri Lanka, Centre for Child Develop- 500. Trinidad and Tobago, The Louise 532. USA, Clean & Healthy New York ment Mungal Environmental Foundation 533. USA, Clean Production Action 468. Sri Lanka, Centre for Environmental 501. Tunisia, Association de l'Education 534. USA, Community Alliance for Global Justice/ Friends of the Earth Sri Lanka Environnementale pour les Futures Justice 469. Sri Lanka, Human Development Générations (AEEFG) - Hub regional 535. USA, Family Farm Defenders Organization IPEN-MENA North Africa 536. USA, Farmworker Association of 470. Sri Lanka, Movement for Land and 502. Tunisia, Association pour la Protec- Florida Agricultural Reform (MONLAR) tion de l'Environnement et le Dé- 537. USA, Food and Water Watch 471. Sri Lanka, National Fisheries Solidari- veloppement Durable de Bizerte 538. USA, Friends of the Earth, U.S. ty Movement (NAFSO) (APEDDUB) 539. USA, Hawai`i Alliance for Progres- 472. Sri Lanka, Savisthri National Wom- 503. Tunisia, Association Tunisienne sive Action (HAPA) en's Movement d'Agriculture Environnementale 540. USA, Hawaii Center for Food Safety 473. Sri Lanka, Vikalpani National Wom- 504. Tunisia, Reseau Maghrebin D'associa- 541. USA, Institute for Agriculture and en's Federation tions De Developpement Local En Trade Policy (IATP) 474. Sudan, HAWA Society for Women Milieu Rural (Remadel) 542. USA, International Development 475. Sudan, National Observatory of Par- 505. Tunisia, The Fisherman Association Exchange ticipatory Citizenship for the Development and the Envi- 543. USA, International POPs Elimination 476. Sweden, Swedish Society for Nature ronment Network (IPEN) Conservation (SSNC) 506. Tunisia, Tunisian Association for the 544. USA, Local Futures/International 477. Switzerland, AllianceSud - Arbeits- Development of Artisanal Fisheries Society for Ecology and Culture gemeinschaft Swissaid - Fastenopfer - 507. Tunisia, Tunisian Farmers Union - 545. USA, Midstate Education & Service Brot für alle - Helvetas - Caritas - Syndicat des Agriculteurs de Tunisie Foundation (MESF)

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In 2006, the Council of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) recommended a progressive ban on highly hazardous pesticides (HHPs). Acting on the FAO Council’s recommendation and realizing that not enough has been done yet, we encourage organizations, institutions and companies to sign this appeal.

Organisations please sign this appeal by: sending an email to susan.haffmans[at]pan-germany.org with the following information: - name of the organization - country - contact person and - email of the contact person. The more organizations sign, the stronger will be this call for action against the use of highly hazardous pesticides and for the implementation of agroecological alternatives.

Use this appeal!

You can use this appeal with the list of organizational signatories to support your own activities towards a phase out of HHPs; and to encourage organisations, institutions, and companies to not just sign this appeal but also to develop a plan of action for phasing out HHPs with priorities, timeframes, and concrete measures. The PAN International Regional Centers will support such initiatives wherever possible. PAN International regional contacts for this Appeal  PAN Africa: Ndéye Maïmouna Diene email: [email protected]  PAN Asia Pacific: Sarojeni V. Rengam email: [email protected]  PAN Europe: c/o Susan Haffmans (PAN Germany) email: [email protected]  PAN Latin America (RAPAL): Javier Souza email: [email protected] ; Fernando Bejarano, email: [email protected]  PAN North America (PANNA): Kristin Schafer email: [email protected]

Useful information

 PAN International List of Highly Hazardous Pesticides and PAN International Consolidated List of Banned Pesticides. Download at: http://pan-international.org/resources/  PAN Germany (2016): Stop Pesticide Poisonings! A time travel through international pesticide policies. Download at: http://www.pan-germany.org/download/stop_pesticide_poisonings_161214.pdf  PAN AP (2015): Replacing Chemicals with Biology: Phasing out highly hazardous pesticides with agroecology http://files.panap.net/resources/Phasing-Out-HHPs-with-Agroecology.pdf  For more information see also at: http://pan-international.org/resources/

About PAN

Pesticide Action Network (PAN) is a network of over 600 participating nongovernmental organizations, institutions, and individu- als in over 90 countries working to replace the use of hazardous pesticides with ecologically sound and socially just alternatives. PAN was founded in 1982 and has five independent, collaborating Regional Centers that implement its projects and campaigns. www.pan-international.org

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