We work in countries where pesticide self-poisoning is a recognised and significant health problem.
Working in partnership with national policy-makers, we collect data on pesticide poisonings and deaths, identifying the products responsible. This information is passed on to regulators, helping them to implement reforms aimed at phasing out dangerous pesticides.
We also measure the impact of pesticide bans on both health and agriculture. We examine how successful the bans have been in saving lives and whether food production has been affected.