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Title: Compendium of Pesticide Hotspots in Bangladesh


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Compendium of Pesticide Hotspots in Bangladesh
  • Craig Meisner
  • Development Economics Research Group
  • The World Bank

2
Study description
  • Purpose To estimate and target pesticide use
    hotspots for major crops in Bangladesh.
  • Method Combines a recent farm-level pesticide
    use survey by the World Bank (2003) and
    agricultural production data from the Government
    of Bangladesh Agricultural Census (2001).
  • Impact Allows decision-makers to better target
    areas for intervention (e.g. pesticide
    restrictions, awareness programs, IPM, etc.)

3
Data and location
  • World Bank survey coverage 1072 farmers in 11
    districts, producing at least the major crops of
    bananas, beans, cabbage, eggplant, mango, potato,
    rice and sugarcane.
  • Agricultural Census 2001 coverage District crop
    production in 1994-1995 and 1999-2000 for the
    above crops and all 23 districts in Bangladesh.

4
Methodology
Crop Production Data Agricultural Census, 1994
1999 (8 major crops in 23 districts)
World Bank survey, 2003 (1072 farmers in 11
districts)
Pesticide Use Intensities - by crop, area,
chemical class, etc.
Projection to Other Areas - calculation of total
pesticide use per selected crop and area
Note For a detailed explanation of the
methodology, please refer to the learning module,
Methodology for Identifying Pesticide Hotspots
The case of Bangladesh (Meisner and Dasgupta,
2004).
5
Pesticide use trends, 1994-2000
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
6
Accounting for pesticide toxicity
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
7
Insecticides, Herbicides and Fungicides
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
8
WHO Ia Ib pesticide use
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
9
Pesticide use by chemical class carbamates,
organochlorines and organophosphates
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
10
Prevalence of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
11
Pesticide use by chemical class and POPs
Note Pesticide use for bananas, beans, cabbage,
eggplant, mango, potato, rice and sugarcane only.
12
Pesticide use in rice production
13
Pesticide use in potato production
14
Pesticide use in bean production
15
Pesticide use in cabbage production
16
Pesticide use in eggplant production
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Pesticide use in sugarcane production
18
Pesticide use in banana production
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Pesticide use in mango production
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