🌱PAN International’s Agroecology Workgroup published 11 case studies detailing specific agroecology solutions for farmers around the world for #ClimateCOP30 & the People’s Summit in Belém, Brazil: ➡️ www.panna.org/resources/ag... #Agroecology #ClimateCOP #cop30 #cop30belem #ClimateSolutions

📢📨 Three letters. One message. We wrote to the @ec.europa.eu, @jessikaroswall.ec.europa.eu, @europarl.europa.eu & @eu2025dk.bsky.social asking them to stop exporting #pesticides banned in the EU. www.pan-europe.info/resources/le...

‘Return to Sender’ is a new campaign launched today by the European coalition ‘End Toxic Pesticide Trade Coalition’ to hold the @ec.europa.eu accountable for letting the exports of banned, toxic #pesticides from the EU to the global South explode. www.pan-europe.info/press-releas...

Market-based and profit-driven “ #climate solutions” all too often result in grave violations of the rights of indigenous peoples to free, prior and informed consent, and to self-determination. Read PANAP's latest publication on the topic: panap.net/2025/09/clim... #NoLandNoLife

#Agroecology is an economically viable and socially just approach to sustainable agriculture and food systems, grounded in ecological and social justice principles. The AE WG shared the principles of AE to stakeholders, supporting them to adopt policies driving food systems' transformation 🤝

⚠️Last week, the first Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG-1) of the Global Framework on Chemicals was held in Punta del Este, Uruguay. Read PAN’s compiled official interventions, recommendations and latest news ➡ pan-international.org/open-ended-w...

Stop toxic trade. Pesticides banned in Europa should not be exported to other countries. Toxic here = toxic there. Today 600+ organisations from all over the globe call on the EU to stop this violation of human rights.

The EU bans toxic pesticides to protect its own citizens But still exports them to other countries 📢 600+ organisations demand an end to this toxic injustice and protect people and the planet everywhere! pan-international.org/wp-content/u...

#HHPs are of concern due to their adverse effects on human health and the environment. A large number of HHPs continue to be used and their regulation is very uneven. PAN, through the HHPs WG, aims to increase awareness and promote HHPs phase-out at the international, regional, and national levels.

🌿Who we are🌿 PAN Asia Pacific (PANAP) is one of five regional centres of Pesticide Action Network, a global network dedicated to the elimination of harm upon humans and the environment by pesticide use, and to the promotion of biodiversity-based ecological agriculture.

Week 2 of the #BRSCOPs2025 has started, are you catching up on the latest news from the first week of the the COPS? Read PAN’s compiled official interventions, latest news and recommendations on the Rotterdam Convention: ➡️ pan-international.org/brs-cop-2025/

Tadesse Amera of @paninternational.bsky.social shares how #Ethiopia’s organic cotton farmers replaced chlorpyrifos with food spray-based biocontrol—boosting yields, protecting pollinators & restoring bee colonies. With proven alternatives in place, he calls for its listing under Annex III.

At the #BRSCOPs2025 Make Visible the Invisible Fair, @toxicsfree.bsky.social and PAN, hosted the ☕Chlorpyrifos-Free Café, serving organic/chlorpyrifos-free coffee and snacks to conference delegates. More information ⏩https://pan-international.org/brs-cop-2025/ #BanChlorpyrifosNow

At the #BRSCOPs2025 Make Visible the Invisible Fair, @toxicsfree.bsky.social and @pesticideaction.bsky.social held a #ToxicFree pause café as they shared Chlorypyrifos-free coffee and snacks and conversations with delegates and participants.

In Geneva, the COPs for the BRS 2025 are in progress 👍 PAN is on the ground advocating for strong global action on harmful pesticides and promoting sustainable alternatives. Explore our priorities and reports, learn about our side event and latest activities ➡️ pan-international.org/brs-cop-2025/

📄 [Press review ahead of the BRS COPs 2025] 📄 @followers ⏬ www.siasat.com/pan-to-bat-f...

📄 [Press review ahead of the BRS COPs 2025] 📄 @followers ⏬ www.deccanchronicle.com/southern-sta...

We are happy to invite you to our official BRS COPs joint side event "Accelerating the transition from #HHPs to biopesticides and #agroecological alternatives". 🗓️ When? 2 May, 18:15-19:45 CEST. 📌 Where? At the ICCG room 14, and/or online. ➡️REGISTER: pan-international.org/2025-basel-r...

⚠️ In December 2024, PAN updated the Consolidated List of Banned Pesticides and the List of #HHPs as a contribution to the global commitment to phase out HHPs as mandated by the UNEA Resolution on HHPs and by the newly adopted Global Framework on Chemicals.

🌿Who we are 🌿 @pesticideaction.bsky.social seeks to end reliance on hazardous pesticides and achieve health, resilience and justice in food. PANNA aims to build power to end the harms of chemical-intensive industrial agriculture and transform food systems with socially just and ecological solutions.

🌿Who we are 🌿 The Latin American Action Network on Pesticides and their Alternatives (RAP-AL), is a network that opposes the massive and indiscriminate use of pesticides. It promotes alternatives for agricultural development that are socially just, ecologically sustainable, and economically viable.

🐞 Join us in front of the @ec.europa.eu on March 27th from 10:30 to 12:00 to demand urgent policy action on EU-banned #pesticides and essential bugs protection. #ToxicTrade #SaveOurInsects docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Pesticide Action Network Africa is a network of information and actions for the control of pesticides based in Dakar since May 1996 and coordinating the activities of the network across the continent. 🍃 Please follow us there for more information: ➡️ pan-afrique.org/wps/

👉 #agroecology provides an established framework for sustainable farming, with a set of guiding principles and a diversity of practices that continue to evolve. ✍ PAN's recommendations for the transition to sustainable agriculture in the 21st century: ➡️ files.panap.net/resources/Ag...

Who we are - European region The responsibility for the European region is shared by PAN Germany 🇩🇪, PAN Europe 🇪🇺 and PAN UK 🇬🇧. They strive: - to eliminate hazardous pesticides - to reduce dependence on pesticides - to promote ecologically sound, and socially just, alternatives.

In this article, Javier Souza @RAPAL, explores the garden as an agroecosystem. This helps understand the causes & consequences of climate change and determine how to implement comprehensive and systemic solutions, in relation with each territory and community. 👉 diariohuellas.com.ar/2025/02/18/a...

PAN International’s vision is a world in which harmful pesticides and toxic agrochemicals are eliminated, and replaced by innovation and promotion of ecological alternatives, especially agroecology, with biological, agricultural and cultural diversity as the basis for truly sustainable agriculture 🧑‍🌾

With the understanding of the adverse effects of #HHPs comes the need to replace agrochemicals with #agroecology. With the final meetings of the CBD COP 16 approaching, PAN highlights the synergies between commitments on agriculture, pesticides, and food systems across key UN frameworks.

Over this year, PAN’s involvement in UN policy processes will seek to ensure that: 🐝 The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). 🐝 Key pesticides are listed under the Stockholm and Rotterdam Conventions. 🐝 The Global Framework on Chemicals (GFC) . 🐝 Parties to the UNFCCC.

PAN is a global network of grassroots organisations founded in 1982 to bring the voices of populations who suffer the worst consequences of chemical-intensive systems to key international fora, and also offer viable, vibrant, and just solutions based on agroecology💡 Read more: pan-international.org

🌿Who we are🌿 PAN International has 5️⃣ regional centres: Africa, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America ➕ an International Secretariat and 3 Working Groups (on HHPs, on advocacy, and on agroecology). To learn more about our work and structure see ➡ pan-international.org/contact