What We Do
What Is
IPM?
Integrated
Pest Management, or IPM, is a systems approach to
reducing damage caused by pests to an acceptable level
without harming the environment.
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IPM Goals &
Objectives
IPM CRSP program objectives relate
to research, communication and education for behavioral
change, institutional capacity building, policy and
institutional reform, and the development of
sustainable, resource-based local enterprises.
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Global
Projects
While many IPM
issues are local or regional, a series of issues can be
addressed more efficiently on a global basis. This is
because they involve a problem that is similar
everywhere or because the issue is method- or service-based.
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Regional
Projects
The IPM CRSP focuses efforts in areas that provide the
most return on investment. Under the Regional Themes
Programs, the IPM CRSP addresses geographically
delimited interventions. Although these programs are
limited to specific areas, the CRSP has strategically
selected programs from a range of geographic regions.
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Gender & IPM
Everything we do in life, whether
we are aware of it or not, is gendered. Keeping this in
mind in developing countries is especially important as
access to resources, use of time, and ability to take
certain actions are governed by gender considerations.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
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