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1 page: 1 Increasing Productivity with Smart Alternatives Increasing Productivity with Smart Alternatives IPSA IPSA Introducing Introducing….. .. page: 2 Objective To have Oil Palm growers implement at their plantations the principles of Good Agriculture Practice (GAP), that are founded on safe and sustainable development and which comply with local and international laws, regulations and safety standards.
Transcript of Introducing….. IPSA 2/Group 1 (Baye… · 4.ICM,IWM,IPM Oil Palm…is becoming more & more...
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Increasing Productivity with Smart AlternativesIncreasing Productivity with Smart Alternatives
IPSAIPSAIntroducingIntroducing…….. ..
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Objective
To have Oil Palm growers implement at their plantations the principles of Good Agriculture Practice (GAP), that are founded on
safe and sustainable development and which comply with local and international laws, regulations and safety standards.
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Why IPSA?Agricultural Globalization Safety
Food chain Food safetyOperator safety
Sustainable agriculture
Standardization
Non-tariff barriers
Trade
AccreditationRegulations
Laws
Yield
Increase productivity
Modernise Mechanise
Stringent controls
Oil PalmOil Palm……is becoming more & more demanding !!!is becoming more & more demanding !!!
3rd engine of growth
Rural employment
Health
Wages
Rural development
EnvironmentWater
Soil
OSHA
GMO
Banned Pesticides
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2. Regulations
1. Agricultural Globalization
3. Productivity
4. Laws
Productivity+Safety
IPSA-Analysis
Laws, Regulations & Standards
5. Safety
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2. Safety to the environment.
1. Safety to the worker, farmers.
3. Safety in the food chain.
4. Safety to the crop.
IPSA-Safety issues
5. Safety with modern sprayingtechnology.
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2. Safety to the environment.
1. Safety to the worker, farmers.
3. Safety in the food chain.
4. Safety to the crop.
IPSA-Laws, Regulations and Safety Standards
5. Safety with modern sprayingtechnology.
1.OSHA 1994, HTP Act 1996
2.EQA 1974, ISO 14001
3.Food Safety Act 1983, EurepGap, MS-Gap
5.Pesticides Act 1974, Pesticides Board
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Oil PalmOil Palm……is becoming more & more demanding !!!is becoming more & more demanding !!!
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Laws, Regulations and Accreditation bodies
IPSA Safety Elements
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IPSA:IPSA:A New order towards A New order towards Sustainable AgricultureSustainable Agriculture that demand the usage of that demand the usage of Safer Alternatives which Increases Productivity and are in complSafer Alternatives which Increases Productivity and are in compliance iance
with local and international with local and international laws, regulations and laws, regulations and safety standards.safety standards.
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Expected Outputs-2009
GAP will be a SOP.Increased productivity-worker, hectare.Safety to the environment,
IPSA-The Smart Approach to GAP
Safety to workers, farmers, .Safety in the food chain,
Safety when using modern spraying technology.Safety to the crop,
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Partners
EurepGap representative
Vibrant Yield
DOSH
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Safety Posters10,000 pieces
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Worker, Farmer Safety Leaflets20,000 pieces
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PPE’s
5,000 pieces
10,000 pieces
20,000 pieces
4,500 pieces
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Air Fusion Nozzles
3,500 pieces
Articles about Sprays International8.Advantages of New Spray Application Technology - The PneuJet by J S Gill
LERAP *** Star Rating
“By using these nozzles farmers will achieve the high level of accuracy required to obtain increased productivity, by
spraying closer to sensitive field margins and satisfying LERAP safety requirements for the protection of surface water
resources.”
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New Product LabelsProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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Branding
BCS Registered BCS Registered Trademark in S.E. Asia.Trademark in S.E. Asia.
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Advertisement-1Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Advertisement-2Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Advertisement-3Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Advertisement-4Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Advertisement-5Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Advertisement-6Project Activities-July 03-Todate
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Panel AdsProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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Articles-BookletsProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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Web pageProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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6-Road Shows-Management
Assistant Agriculture Minister
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5-Road Shows-Workers Union
Secretary General of NUPW
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Farmers MagazineProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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Management CertificateProject Activities-July 03-Todate
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OSHA and its implications to estate & farm management.Presented by NIOSH.
Correct ‘Heads-Up’ PPEs for the different chemical hazards.Presented by 3-M.
PPEs; Protective Gloves for Agriculture.Presented by Ansell.
Enforcement of OSHA in the Agriculture sector.Presented by DOSH.
Safety in the use of Modern spraying technology.Presented by RB Spray Technology.
ISO 14001 and its relevance to global agriculture trade.Presented by SIRIM QAS International.
Enhancing value for Agriculture through Food Safety Management.Presented by qa plus, EurepGap representative.
IPSA-Road showsPesticides Poisoning Statistics.Presented by NPC
IPSA – The Smart Approach to Good Agricultural Practice.Presented by Deputy Director General of Agriculture, Malaysia.
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Partners-Road shows
1st National Awareness Campaign on Good Agriculture Practice, GAP, for
Sustainable Palm Oil Production.
Presented by Deputy Director Generalof Agriculture, Malaysia.
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Partners-PosterProject Activities-July 03-Todate
10,000 pieces
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IPSA - The campaign
Source: Business Times – 2nd July 2003
NIOSH, Bayer CropScience to hold safety drive for farmersKUALA LUMPUR (Malaysia)
THE National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (Niosh) is collaborating with Bayer CropScience to organise a campaign to teach farmers about safety precautions in the workplace.
A memorandum of understanding for the two-year campaign was signed yesterday.
“This is the first time a multinational company and a national institute are working together to tackle the issue of safety in agriculture,”
STEP 1 - Macro Level-The CountryPress, Events, Posters, Stickers Etc.
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IPSA - The campaignSTEP 2 - Micro Level-Specific AudienceFarmers Magazine, Jambatan & Planters Magazine Direct Mails, Newsletters Etc.
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IPSA - The campaignSTEP 3 - Field LevelConverting Responses into Actions-Model Estates & Farms,
Integrated Marketing Communication CampaignIntegrated Marketing Communication Campaign
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Duration of Project July 2003-2009
2005-Ten Road shows-Management.
New Safety posters- environment, food, crop etcExisting activities will continue right up to 2009.
2005-Twelve Road shows-Workforce.
2006-2009-The road shows, will focus on 60 Companies
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Partners/collaborators/sponsors
Consistent training, education & Information
Start up Capital RM1.5 million.Bayer CropScience Malaysia is the sole sponsor..Financial support of RM 1.0 million per year until 2009.
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Oil Palm Industry is Professional
Adds Value to our Palm Oil Products
Accomplishment
The Way ForwardThe Way ForwardIPSAIPSA
Conclusion
