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    • 22 CFR 216 Environmental Impact Assessment: Legal        Requirements of every USAID development activity to reduce        risks
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    • International Conventions: POPS, PIC Treaties
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    • Safe Pesticide Storage & Labeling
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    • Pesticide Primer: Substances that Kill pests
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    • WHO & EPA Pesticide Classification (by active ingredient)
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    • Pesticide Evaluation Report: Laws of the United States        Government for use of Pesticides on Projects in other        Countries 12 Parts
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    • Integrated Pest Management Overview Handling and Use
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    • Integrated Vector Management: More tools you can use
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    • USAID/Zambia Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring
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    • Unintended Pesticide Impacts: Drinking water, soil, aquatic        organisms, birds, bees, fish, beneficial insects, biodiversity
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