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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetCourse: Pesticide management and child labour prevention 2018
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No results found.This is one of about 70 fact sheets (already published) contained in the FAO eLearning center folder Children are exposed to pesticides through their work or involvement in agricultural activities, which can harm their health and development. This course explains how children are exposed, why children are more vulnerable than adults to exposure and the negative impacts. Moreover, it identifies specific actions related to pesticide management that can take child labour into account and reduce children's exposure to pesticides. It aims to build specific skills, depending on work-related responsibilities and tasks, by providing concrete ideas and guidance that can be applied in real life situations. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetHazardous Child Labour: FAO’s Contribution to Protecting Children from Pesticide Exposure 2015
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No results found.Improving pesticide management has become a global priority to protect the human health and the environment. Pesticides are heavily used particularly in agriculture (and also in public health for pest control), where children are exposed to these pesticides as workers, bystanders, and consumers. They are particularly vulnerable to pesticide exposure for various biological and behavioural reasons. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetEliminating hazardous child labour through safe and sustainable farming practices
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The Rotterdam Convention Secretariat (NSPRD) and the Child Labour in Agriculture Prevention team in ESP in FAO have established a strong collaboration throughout the last years. The objective of this brochure is to raise knowledge on the issue of hazardous pesticides and child labour and illustrate FAO’s role and potential in addressing these issues order to obtain further funding.
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