Improving the Health Level of Farmers During the Use of Pesticides: Policy Brief

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), number of unintentional acute poisoning cases is between 3.5 and 5 million worldwide. Among these, 3 were severe, leading death 20000 people per year. In addition, 7.4 years life had lost every year due diseases caused by agricultural toxins (1). Based on previous evidence, development unauthorized supply stores lack proper monitoring permissible limit poisons, as well sale poisons without a prescription, ignorance farmers, indiscriminate planting products not resembling traditional agriculture, can be various factors related improper use pests. Pesticides have short- long-term health effects. Globally, it recommended that policy brief compiled for decision-making based evidence. Therefore, demonstrate evidence-based options, taking into account existing obstacles opportunities, seems necessary strategies intervention plans reduce consumption pesticides while increasing level protection farmers.