An alliance of independent organisations dedicated to the empowerment of Asian farmers.
TheFieldAlliance

Issues Areas of Focus

The Field Alliance believes that each woman, man and child has the right to knowledge and the freedom and responsibility to act in ways which ensure the health and sustainability of humans and environmental systems.

The issues that The Field Alliance focus on are multifaceted and multilateral, and each area of focus has been identified by the communities themselves and as such, continue to evolve dependent on time, location, environmental conditions, and economic and social needs.

 

Pesticide Risk Reduction
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Pesticide Risk Reduction

Pesticides are poisons It is estimated that there are 25 million cases of pesticide poisoning each year, and 80% of all poisonings occur in developing countries where regulatory,...

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Poverty reduction
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Poverty reduction

Methods such as IPM, SRI, composting, bio-mats, and use of botanical pesticides also contributed to reduction of input cost (chemical fertilizers and pesticides) and increased yields...

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Gender Awareness
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Gender Awareness

First steps in the process involved the collection of gender-disaggregated data, particularly regarding farm/household decision-making. By understanding who is making decisions on behalf...

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Towards a non-toxic environment in South-East Asia

Read more about our participation in this regional programme supported by the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI)

and the Swedish International Cooperation Agency (SIDA).

  • The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
  • KEMI The Swedish Chemical Agency
  • Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific
  • Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
 

Ecological Agriculture

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"Protect our children and help us advocate for safe school lunches in all schools."

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REAL Program Summary 2018

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The Hanoi Department of Contiuing Education organized a workshop on "Linking CLCs with schools and markets on green products" on December 27th, 2018 for over 100 leaders from 88 Community Learning Centers from 4 district s of Hanoi. Mr. Marut Jatiket from the Field Alliance and Mr. Ngo Tien Dung from ICERD shared experiences from Thailand and Vietnam and recommendations for future development.

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