The World Bank and pest management.
T. W. Schillhorn van Veen
Abstract
T. W. Schillhorn van Veen
Abstract
This chapter describes operations of the World Bank that promote integrated pest management (IPM), which include the co-sponsorship of an IPM facility that provides access to specialist expertise and to a network of relevant expert institutions, and implementation of a pest management policy that focuses on sustainable pest control methods with, where possible, a reduction of reliance on chemical pesticides.
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This chapter describes operations of the World Bank that promote integrated pest management (IPM), which include the co-sponsorship of an IPM facility that provides access to specialist expertise and to a network of relevant expert institutions, and implementation of a pest management policy that focuses on sustainable pest control methods with, where possible, a reduction of reliance on chemical pesticides.
Key concepts: Integrated pest management, PEST analysis, Business, Pest control, Sustainable management, Environmental planning, Sustainability, Geography