IPM Implementation Workshop for Central America and the Caribean (NRI, 1994)

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- Plenary sessions
  - Integrated Pest Management (IPM): Concept, definitions, philosophy and constraints
  - Creating IPM technologies for use in Central America the Caribbean
  - Emerging issues in IPM technology transfer for resource-poor farmers
  - Implementing IPM in Central America: Four case studies
  - The use of projects as a mechanism to promote integrated pest management in Central America
  - The role of policy action in support of more extensive implementation of IPM in agricultural production
  - What do farmers really want from IPM?
  - The effects of markets on IPM implementation: Domestic consumption, export crops, residues and consumer demand
  - An overview of pesticide-related problems and status of IPM implementation in Madagascar
  - Open panel discussion