Pest Management Plan (PMP) Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria Project (P179684) (English)

Table of Contents

• TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
• LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 4
• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 6
• 1.0. BACKGROUND AND INTRODUCTION 9
• 1.1 Background 9
• 1.2 Introduction 10
• 1.2 INTRODUCTION 11
• 1.3 Report Structure 13
• 2.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE PLANNED SPIN PROJECT 14
• 2.1 Introduction 14
• 2.2 The Proposed Project Development Objectives PDO 14
• 2.2.1 Component 1 Institutional strengthening and capacity building for Water Resources Management US30 million 14
• 2.2.2 Component 2 Irrigation Modernization US 350 million 15
• 2.2.3 Component 3 Improvements in Dam operations and Enhancing Dam Safety US 100 million 16
• 2.2.4 Component 4 Project Management US 20 million 17
• 3.0 ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PEST 18
• MANAGEMENT 18
• 3.1 Pest Management and Pesticide Use Policy 18
• 4.0 BASELINE INFORMATION ON EXISTING PESTS AND PEST 22
• MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN THE AREA 22
• 4.1 Introduction 22
• 4.2 Agricultural Activities in the Project Area 22
• Table 4.1 Overview of Agricultural Activities in the Covered Irrigation Schemes 23
• 4.3 Pest Situation in Northern Nigeria 23
• Table 4.2 Overview of Pest Problems in Northern Nigeria 24
• Table 4.3 Updated List of Pests in the SPIN Project Area 25
• 5.0 POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF PESTS AND PEST MANAGEMENT 29
• ACTIVITIES AND MITIGATION MEASURES FOR NEGATIVE 29
• IMPACTS 29
• 5.1 Introduction 29
• 5.2 Associated and Potential Impacts and Mitigation Measures 29
• 5.2.1 Impacts of Pests 29
• 5.2.2 Impacts of Pest Management Activities 29
• 1. Increased production costs 29
• 2. Possible lethal effects on man 30
• 3. Contamination of Soil Surface and Groundwater and Killing of non-target 30
• Organisms. 30
• 4. Other Impacts 30
• 6.0 PEST MANAGEMENT PLAN 31
• 6.1 Introduction 31
• ACTIVITIES AND RESULTS 32
• Table 6.1 Outline of Activities and Summary of Expected Results 33
• Narrative summary Expected results Performance indicators Assumptionsrisks 33
• Table 6.2 Components activities and expected results of the PMP 34
• 7.0 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY WORKPLAN AND BUDGET 36
• 7.1 Introduction 36
• 7.2 Capacity Building 36
• 7.2.1 Assessment of the Capacity of Nigeria on the Implementation of PMP 36
• 7.3 Institutional Arrangements 37
• Table 7.1 Training Modules Identified Participants Responsibilities and Budget 38
• Table 7.2 Overview of Actors and Partners in Institutional Arrangements 40
• 7.4 Coordination Responsibilities 40
• 7.5 Monitoring and Evaluation 41
• 7.6 Sustainability of Processes and Results 41
• 7.7 WORKPLAN AND BUDGET 42
• Table 7.3 Overview of Budgetary Requirements for Capacity Building on the SPIN Project for Six Years 43
• 8.0 DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS 44
• 9.0 CONCLUSION 45
• ATTACHMENTS 46
• ATTACHMENT ONE LIST OF BANNED PESTICIDES 47
• ATTACHMENT TWO LIST OF PESTICIDES APPROVED BY NAFDAC 49
• ATTACHMENT THREE LIST OF PESTICIDES COMMONLY USED IN NIGERIA AND THEIR COMMONTRADE NAMES 51
• ATTACHMENT FOUR GENERAL INFORMATION ON PESTICIDE TRANSPORTATION STORAGE AND HANDLING OF WASTES AND FIRST AID IN CASE OF POISONING 53
• GENERAL INFORMATION ON PESTICIDE HANDLING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 54
• 1. Precautions when transporting pesticides 54
• 2. Precautions when storing pesticides 54
• 3. When measuring and mixing pesticides 54
• 4. When spraying and after spraying pesticides 54
• 5. Types of sprayers and their maintenance 55
• 6. Disposal of empty containers and Other Waste from Pesticide Use 56
• 7. Signs and symptoms of pesticide poisoning 56
• 8. First aid for victims of poisoning 57
• ATTACHMENT FIVE METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PMP 58
• The PMP development methodology 59
• ATTACHMENT SIX PESTICIDE HANDLING COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST 60
• CHECKLIST FOR PESTICIDE HANDLING COMPLIANCE 61