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2006
16 pp.
978-92-807-2774-6
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Ozzy Ozone Defender of our Planet - Ozzy Goes Farming
This comic book focuses on alternatives to methyl bromide. Ozzy and Zoe Ozone travel around the world with Mona the Monarck butterfly. They observe in every continent how methyl bromide can be replaced with more environmentally friendly alternatives. It is developed as part of UNEP’s work programme under the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol. This booklet is part of a suite of educational materials linked to the global Ozzy Ozone campaign. This booklet is suitable for dissemination in schools as part of a national awareness campaigns.
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English
Type of publication:
Booklet |
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English (4833-e-booklet_ozzyfarming.pdf - 1,784 Kb)
Russian (4833-r-booket_ozzyfarming.pdf - 4,122 Kb)
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2005
24 pp.
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Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Strawberry Crops in the Southern Cone (Santiago, Chile
24-26 August 2005)
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4765-e-mbchilestrawb.pdf - 111 Kb)
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2005
19 pp.
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Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives in Melon Crop for Central America and Mexico - Part I (Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 31 May – 2 June 2005)
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4764-e-mbhondmelon.pdf - 74 Kb)
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2004
136 pp.
92-807-2514-9
Price: FOC
Code: MBR-13
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Leveraging Expertise of Civil Society in Developing Countries - Communication Programme of Methyl Bromide Synthesis Report 2004
This publication presents the saga of the unique efforts of these NGOs from developing countries. Methyl bromide, a soil fumigant, was included as a controlled substance under the Montreal Protocol in 1997 when for the first time that the agricultural community became engaged in implementation of the Montreal Protocol. At this turning point in the history of Montreal Protocol, OzonAction developed an innovative mechanism to engage NGOs in developing countries that had hands-on experience in sustainable agriculture. Under the Multilateral Fund, OzonAction provided financial assistance and technical guidance to 13 NGOs from as many countries to spark actions to eliminate methyl bromide
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4051-e.pdf - 2,553 Kb)
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2004
32 pp.
N/a
Price: FOC
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alternatives to Methyl Bromide in Non-Agricultural uses and QPS Traceability, San Jose, Costa Rica, 30 June - 2 July 2004
Methyl Bromide Workshop Report, San Jose, Costa Rica
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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English (4354-e-cosmbr2004.pdf - 148 Kb)
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2004
30 pp.
N/A
Price: FOC
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International Conferencia on Alternatives to Methyl Bromide, La Havana, Cuba, 24-28 May 2004
Methyl Bromide Workshop Report
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English
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English (4353-e-cubmbr2004.pdf - 3,718 Kb)
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2004
0 pp.
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Regional Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives in Non-Agricultural Uses, Kingston, Jamaica 27-29 April 2004
Workshop Report, Kingston Jamaica
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4243-e-jammbr2004.pdf - 151 Kb)
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2004
39 pp.
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Atelier Régional sur les Expériences en matière d'utilisation des Alternatives au Bromure de Méthyle, 8-10 Mars 2004 (Saly, M'Bour) Dakar, Sénégal
Methyl Bromide Workshop Report
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French
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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French (4241-f-senmbr2004.pdf - 1,240 Kb)
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2003
73 pp.
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Workshop report - Regional Workshop for English Speaking Africa on the Experiences and Use of Methyl Bromide Alternatives Evaluated under the Multilateral Fund (24-26 November 2003, Lusaka, Zambia)
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4346-e-zammbr2003.pdf - 10,544 Kb)
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2003
19 pp.
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Regional Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives for the Management of Golf Courses and Data Reporting in Quarantine and Preshipment (QPS) for Caribbean Region (Paramaribo, Suriname, 22-23 October 2003)
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4347-e-surmbr2003.pdf - 456 Kb)
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2003
37 pp.
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Workshop Report - Regional Workshop for Asia and the Pacific: Constraints and Solutions on the use of Phosphine as an alternative to methyl bromide for durable commodities, 29 September - 2 October 2003,
Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4345-e-cprmbr2003.pdf - 672 Kb)
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2003
85 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-2303-0
Price: US$ 30
Code: MBR-12
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Case Studies on Alternatives to Methyl Bromide, Volume 2: Technologies with Low Environmental Impact in Countries with Economies in Transition
Practical examples ... for farmers. UNEP has compiled this document of six case studies to encourage farmers, extension agencies, researchers, policy-makers and other stakeholders from the CEIT region to examine environmentally sustainable techniques, specifically suited to the unique climatic, cultural and socio-economic conditions found in these countries, when considering the replacement of methyl bromide. Included are chemical and non-chemical alternatives, across the spectrum of methyl bromide uses in CEITs, as well as analyses of associated costs and the applicability of technologies to the region. With financing from the Global Environment Facility, as well as additional support from Environment Canada, this document received key input from members of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee (MBTOC), and regional CEIT methyl bromide experts.
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English
Type of publication:
Case study |
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English (3970-e.pdf - 1,451 Kb)
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2002
23 pp.
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UNEP Regional Demonstration Project: Identification and Evaluation of Environmentally Sustainable Alternatives for Methyl Bromide Used on Horticultural Crops in Eastern and Central Europe - Demonstration Trials 2002
This report was produced by the OzonAction Programme of the United Nations Environment Programme Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (UNEP DTIE) under the project “Initiating the Phase Out of Methyl Bromide Through Awareness-Raising, Policy Development and Demonstration/Training Activities" with funding from the Global Environment Facility and Environment Canada.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (4648-e-mbrceedemo2.pdf - 106 Kb)
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2002
27 pp.
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Workshop Report Regional Workshop on the Use of Methyl Bromide Alternatives Evaluated Under the Multilateral Fund's Demonstration Projects for Asia and the Pacific, 25-27 September 2002, Pattaya, Thailand
The Regional Workshop on the Use of MB Alternatives evaluated under The Multilateral Fund’s demonstration projects for Asia and the Pacific was held in Pattaya, Thailand on 25-27 September 2002. Three representatives each from 9 countries in the Asia and the Pacific region participated in this workshop. A representative from Australia, who is also the cochair of the UNEP Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee (MBTOC), provided expert advice.
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (3962-e-thambr2002.pdf - 216 Kb)
English (3962-e.pdf - 468 Kb)
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2002
ISBN: N/A
Price: Free
Code: W-15
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Second NGO Consultative Meeting on the Methyl Bromide Communication Programme, Naivasha and Nairobi, Kenya, 16-18 September 2002
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4066-e.pdf - 395 Kb)
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2002
49 pp.
ISBN: N/A
Price: Free
Code: W-8
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Regional Training Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Post -Harvest Uses, Sofia, Bulgaria, 28-30 May 2002
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4061-e.pdf - 499 Kb)
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2001
36 pp.
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UNEP Regional Demonstration Project: Identification and Evaluation of Environmentally Sustainable Alternatives for Methyl Bromide Used on Horticultural Crops in Eastern and Central Europe - Demonstration Trials 2001 - Final Report with detailed results
This report was produced by the OzonAction Programme of the United Nations Environment Programme Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (UNEP DTIE) under the project “Initiating the Phase Out of Methyl Bromide Through Awareness-Raising, Policy Development and Demonstration/Training Activities" with funding from the Global Environment Facility and Environment Canada.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (4647-e-ceedemo1.pdf - 158 Kb)
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2001
17 pp.
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Regional Training Workshop on Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Soil Uses in Central and Eastern Europe, 23-25 April 2001, Szeged, Hungary
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English
Type of publication:
Conference paper |
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English (3611-e.pdf - 220 Kb)
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2001
125 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-2057-0
Price: US$ 20
Code: MBR-8
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Floriculture and the Environment: Growing Flowers without Methyl Bromide
Flowers bloom without methyl bromide. This user-friendly booklet is expected to provide practical information on how to adopt alternatives for cut flowers, focusing on specific alternatives to methyl bromide that have been identified in demonstration projects and that are used as part of integrated pest management (IPM) systems. The manual is presented using a simple and illustrated approach to make it user-friendly. This document can be used as part of training and investment projects in promoting the further adoption of alternatives for cut flowers.
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English-French-Spanish
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (3546-e.pdf - 1,914 Kb)
French (3546-f.pdf - 1,874 Kb)
Spanish (3546-s.pdf - 3,094 Kb)
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2001
95 pp.
ISBN: 92-5-104633-6
Price: Free
Code: MBR-10
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Global Report on Validated Alternatives to the Use of Methyl Bromide for Soil Fumigation
FAO and UNEP join Hands. This global compilation of alternatives to methyl bromide seeks to provide elements about the technical and economic success of several already commercialised alternatives, as well as those that are just to be introduced into agricultural practice. It is envisioned that this document will assist developing countries in making decisions on what alternatives to implements, and expedite their phase-out of the ODS methyl bromide. This publication was produced jointly by UNEP and FAO as part of their joint work on Farmer Education and Training to Adopt Methyl Bromide Alternatives.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (3548-e.pdf - 951 Kb)
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2001
33 pp.
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Results of Survey on Methyl Bromide: National Consumption, Existing/Potential Alternatives, Regulations & Stakeholder Involvement in 8 Countries with Economies in Transition
This report was produced by the OzonAction Programme of the United Nations Environment Programme Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (UNEP DTIE) under the project “Initiating the Phase Out of Methyl Bromide Through Awareness-Raising, Policy Development and Demonstration/Training Activities" with funding from the Global Environment Facility and Environment Canada.
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English
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Report |
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English (4650-e-mbrCEITsurvey.pdf - 210 Kb)
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2001
316 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1974-2
Price: US$ 100
Code: MBR-7
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Sourcebook of Technologies for Protecting the Ozone Layer: Alternatives to Methyl Bromide
Alternatives to methyl bromide are blossoming. This sourcebook contains technical descriptions of the full range of methyl bromide alternatives, data on cost and efficacy, and an outline of advantages and disadvantages of each option. Extensive tables, reference lists and annexes provide readers with the types of practical information needed for action, including names and addresses of businesses and individuals who are experts or vendors of products and services related to methyl bromide alternatives.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (3072-e-mbsourcebook.pdf - 1,629 Kb)
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2001
25 pp.
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UNEP Regional Demonstration Project: Identification and Evaluation of Environmentally Sustainable Alternatives for Methyl Bromide Used on Horticultural Crops in Eastern and Central Europe
This report was produced by the OzonAction Programme of the United Nations Environment Programme Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (UNEP DTIE) under the project “Initiating the Phase Out of Methyl Bromide Through Awareness-Raising, Policy Development and Demonstration/Training Activities" with funding from the Global Environment Facility and Environment Canada.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (4646-e-mbrceedemo.pdf - 199 Kb)
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2001
76 pp.
ISBN: 92-5-104633-6
Price: US$ 25
Code: MBR-9
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Manual for Training of Extension Workers and Farmers: Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for Soil Fumigation
Leveraging existing infrastructure. Trained extension workers will promote the use of methyl bromide alternatives. Jointly produced by UNEP and FAO, this training manual outlines specific alternatives to methyl bromide as part of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) systems, and how these can be adopted to meet the needs of local farmers. It also describes various methodologies It can be used by extension workers in promoting the adoption of methyl bromide alternatives.
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English
Type of publication:
Training material |
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English (3547-e.pdf - 1,458 Kb)
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2000
28 pp.
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Report: Regional Policy Development Workshop tto Assist Methyl Bromide Phase Out in Eastern and Central Europe (Warsaw, Poland, 25-27 October 2000)
This report was produced by the OzonAction Programme of the United Nations Environment Programme Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (UNEP DTIE) under the project “Initiating the Phase Out of Methyl Bromide Through Awareness-Raising, Policy Development and Demonstration/Training Activities" with funding from the Global Environment Facility and Environment Canada.
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English
Type of publication:
Conference proceedings |
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English (4649-e-mbrceewkshp.pdf - 191 Kb)
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2000
1 pp.
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"Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for crop storage" article in Environment Tribune, Vol. 13, No. 1, Mars 2000, Page 11
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Arabic
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Newsletter article |
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2000
244 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1803-3
Price: US$ 45
Code: MBR-6
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Methyl Bromide Alternatives for North African and Southern European Countries
Europe-Africa: sharing the practices. Proceedings of a workshop jointly convened by UNEP DTIE’s OzonAction Programme with funding from the Multilateral Fund, the European Commission, GTZ and the Italian Ministry of Environment. These proceedings highlight the key conclusions and recommendations of this international workshop and provides technical information on methyl bromide alternatives from leading experts involved in promoting the methyl bromide phase-out in the region and on a global level. Specific topics covered include: methyl bromide phase-out requirements under the Montreal Protocol, results of research studies on alternatives for major crops using methyl bromide in the region, training and other activities needed to promote the adoption of alternatives, policies and regulations for phasing out methyl bromide, eco-labelling programme, methyl bromide phase-out requirements under the Montreal Protocol. Published jointly with: Ministero Italiano dell Ambiente, GTZ, European Commission
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (3204-e.pdf - 967 Kb)
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2000
77 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1764-2
Price: US$ 45
Code: MBR-5
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Case Studies on Alternatives to Methyl Bromide: Technologies With Low Environmental Impact
Practical examples ... for farmers. Provides methyl bromide users with information that will assist them in selecting commercially available, low impact (i.e., environmentally friendly) alternatives to methyl bromide. This publication is comprised of 18 case studies that illustrate non-chemical alternative techniques successfully used across the globe for major crops/commodities that use methyl bromide. The case studies provide illustrations of a range of biological and non-chemical alternatives employed as part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) system on such crops as peppers, tomatoes, melons, strawberries and cut flowers.
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English
Type of publication:
Case study |
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English (2660-e.pdf - 2,340 Kb)
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2000
1 pp.
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Protect the Ozone Layer, Alternatives to Methyl Bromide Exist Use Them
Language:
English
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Poster |
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1999
39 pp.
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Workshop Report, Regional Policy Development Workshop to Assist Developing Countries to Phase Out Methyl Bromide in Africa, Dakar, 14-16 December 1999
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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1999
142 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1773-1
Price: US$ 60
Code: MBR-4
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Methyl Bromide Phase-out Strategies: A Global Compilation of Laws and Regulations
Laws and regulation: one stop compilation. An overview of the various policy options that can be taken to replace methyl bromide and outlines existing policies on methyl bromide in over 90 countries. The compilation can be used by NOUs, Agriculture Ministries and Pesticide Control Authorities to assist in the development of national action plans for methyl bromide phase-out.
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English
Type of publication:
Regulation |
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English (3020-e.pdf - 849 Kb)
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1999
96 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1739-1
Price: US$ 75
Code: MBR-2
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Inventory of Technical and Institutional Resources for Promoting Methyl Bromide Alternatives
Networks of assistance. An international directory of organisational resources for promoting methyl bromide alternatives. It identifies a wide range of potential project partners for government officials who are designing projects promoting alternatives to methyl bromide, including agricultural NGO networks, intergovernmental and bilateral agricultural programmes, international agricultural research networks, and international NGO agricultural programmes. It also lists organisations and individual consultants with expertise in agricultural project design, as well as programmes and institutions offering agricultural policy resources. Contact information and a brief description, including available publications and online resources, are included for each listing.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (2605-e.pdf - 1,497 Kb)
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1999
37 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1734-0
Price: US$ 30
Code: MBR-3
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Towards Methyl Bromide Phase Out: A Handbook for National Units
Good practices ... to fight bad substances. This practical handbook is designed to assist developing countries in developing strategies and action plans for phasing out methyl bromide and promoting adoption of alternatives. The handbook presents the various options and actions through diagrams, decision trees, illustrations and checklists. Examples are also provided of the activities and approaches taken by some governments to replace methyl bromide.
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English-French-Spanish
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (2832-e.pdf - 937 Kb)
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1999
35 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1718-9
Price: US$ 30
Code: TB-6
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Protecting the Ozone Layer Volume 6: Methyl Bromide
Knowing the technology options: methyl bromide. Summarises the current uses of methyl bromide, availability of substitutes and technological and economic implications of transitioning away from methyl bromide. It is based on the original reports of the UNEP Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee.
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English
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (2338-e.pdf - 1,838 Kb)
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1998
10 pp.
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Third Meeting of ODS Officers for West Asia, Beirut, Lebanon, 15-17 June 1998. Post Harvest Stored Product Protection Enhanced Diatomaceous Earth as an Alternative to Methyl Bromide.
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English
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1998
66 pp.
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Rapport final de l'atelier: Atelier Regional sur le Bromure de Methyle pour les Pays Africains Francophones, Niamey, Niger, 15-17 Avril 1998
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French
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1998
35 pp.
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Rapport de l'Enquete: Enquete Regionale sur el Bromure de Methyle pour les Pays Africains Francophones: Consommation, Utilisation et Methodes Alternatives
The objective of this report is to assess the results of training activities, analyse the factors of success and propose measures for improving the effectiveness of these activities in the future.
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French
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Annual/activity report |
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French (4150-f-afmbsurvey.pdf - 114 Kb)
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1998
8 pp.
ISSN: N/A
Price: Free
Code: OZ-9
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Gearing Up for Phase Out : Methyl Bromide
Food security as well as environment security. The first control measure for developing countries for methyl bromide was the freeze in production and consumption by 2002. This special supplement to the OzonAction Newsletter provides information on alternatives to methyl bromide and highlights examples of what a country like Australia has done to develop an action plan for phase out. It also discusses the issue of quarantine and pre-shipment uses, and how countries can identify them for accurate data reporting.
Language:
English-French-Spanish
Type of publication:
Newsletter |
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English (3909-e-mebrsupplement.pdf - 610 Kb)
French (3909-f-mebrsupplement.pdf - 624 Kb)
Spanish (3909-s-mebrsupplement.pdf - 616 Kb)
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1998
31 pp.
ISBN: 92-807-1716-2
Price: US$ 20
Code: MBR-1
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Methyl Bromide: Getting Ready for the Phase Out
Seeding: first step in reaping. An overview of methyl bromide’s impact on the ozone layer, existing and potential alternatives, control measures under the Montreal Protocol and the importance and benefits of ratifying the Copenhagen Amendment. This publication is part of the Methyl Bromide Information Kit.
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English-French-Spanish
Type of publication:
Report |
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English (2294-e.pdf - 978 Kb)
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1995
176 pp.
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Regional Workshop on Methyl Bromide for Asia and the Pacific, 31 October-2 November 1995, Bangkok, Thailand
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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1995
36 pp.
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Regional Workshop on Methyl Bromide for Latin America, 31 October- 2 November 1995, Bogota, Colombia
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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1995
250 pp.
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Regional Workshop on Methyl Bromide for English Speaking Africa, Harare, Zimbabwe, 25 - 26 September 1995
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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Workshop Report: Methyl Bromide Uses and Possible Alternatives (Kingston, Jamaica 19 September 2001 and Mandeville, Jamaica 20 September 2001)
Sponsored by Environment Canada, National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA), Caribbean Agricultural Research Development Institute (CARDI).
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English
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Conference proceedings |
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