population growth. Also available from the FAO IPM office in Jakarta.

Strengthening of Facilitation Skills and FFS Process and The Arts of IPM Facilitators, both 1999. These guides for trainers were compiled by Guntoro and Zambani, and recently used in Bangladesh. Includes checklists and tools for strengthening different aspects of IPM training, plus cartoons and quotations which will provoke discussion. Also from the FAO IPM office in Jakarta.

Science and Farmers: IPM by farmers. 1999. A paper by Peter Ooi in the  Proceedings of the MAPPS Fifth International Conference on Plant Protection in the Tropics.  From FAO.

Gender and Intergrated Pest Management. 1999. By Sarojeni Rengam. Describes the benefits of IPM for women farmers, with a case study from Malaysia. From FAO or PAN Asia and Pacific.

Newsletters

The Sustainable Agriculture Newsletter (SAN) is a bi-annual publication of the South East Asia Sustainable Agriculture Network (SEASAN). SAN is intended for development workers and researchers in Government and NGOs to help share information and experiences which might benefit farmers and grassroot organisations. The last issue (Jan '99) focussed on the marketing for organic produce, with articles from Thailand, Philippines, Korea and China. For further information Tel/fax 929-3220 in Philippines, or send Email to SIBAT@Phil.gn.apc.org

Pesticide Monitor a quarterly bulletin from PAN Asia and Pacific. The latest edition (March 1999) includes articles on Women in Agriculture, and details of documentation and advocacy activities carried out in support of sustainable agriculture. For copies, send a request to panap@panap.po.my . PAN-AP also have a Resource Catalogue of books, brochures, posters

ILEIA, the Centre for Information on Low-External-Input and Sustainable Agriculture, was established in 1982 by ETC Netherlands. For more than 15 years the LEISA Newletter has been a major source of information about sustainable agriculture projects around the

world.  Articles from 1995 onward are archived on the internet at the following address: http://www.oneworld.org/ileia/index.htm  See Vol.13 No. 4 (December 1997) which focused on IPM, including articles about Vietnam and India.

NGO Web Sites

Project Summaries and Country Profiles from CARE International can be viewed at   http://www.care.org/programs/index.html  This site includes more information about projects in Bangladesh which are featured elsewhere in this newsletter.

The home page of CIDSE is at this address: http://www.cidse.be/web_199/sum_199.htm

General information about the work of Norwegian People's Aid can be found at this site: http://www.npaid.org/

Pesticide Action Network Asia and Pacific has a site at http://www.poptel.org.uk/panap/   with information about various PAN campaigns and resources.

The Sri Lankan Sarvodaya Movement is at http://www.sarvodaya.org/index.html. The site has information about both the philosophy and the operations of Sarvodaya. 

http://members.xoom.com/weasia/This is the site of Thai Education (formerly World Education Asia), with details of IPM activities in Thai Primary Schools.

Videos

Videos of 15-20 minutes each are available from the FAO-IPM office in Jakarta which show the work of two NGOs featured in this issue of Spider Web. The video produced by Thai Education  focuses on IPM in Thai schools, while the video from Lingap Maralita in Philippines shows their IPM activities with both children and adults.

Videos have also been produced by PAN Asia Pacific. Titles currently available are "Pesticide: the killer that we invite into our midst" and "Danger of Postharvest pesticides". Send an Email to panap@panap.po.my  for more information.