Meeting to present the results of the Agricultural Chemical Management in the Risk Areas for Promoting Safe Vegetables and Fruits Production and Consumption Project including challenges and the next action plans with 12 schools, organized by Thai Education Foundation on Mar. 26, 2018 at Primary Educational Service Area Office, Phang Nga Province, Thailand.
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
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
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
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...
READ MORETowards 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).
Ecological Agriculture
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Meeting to develop guidelines and roles for safe school supported by the Health Promotion Foundation under the Agricultural Chemical Management in the Risk Areas for Promoting Safe Vegetables and Fruits Production and Consumption Project with directors from 12 schools, leaders of government offices, community leaders and farmers organized by Thai Education Foundation, Non-Formal Education Kham Ta Kla Office and Greenpeace - South East Asia on Mar. 23, 2018 at Kham Ta Kla District Office, Sakon Nakorn Province, Thailand.
Thai Education Foundation participated and presented the results of chemical residue testing in blood of the teachers and the students including in vegetables and fruits from school lunch during the exhibition at Ban Bang Yai School, Phang Nga Province, Thailand, Mar. 22, 2018.