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Directorate of Plant Protection

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Directorate of Plant Protection
Verbatim name:Direction de la Protection des Végétaux
 
Acronym:DPV
 
Website:View URL
 
Country purview:
 
Categories
Type:Government
 
Focus:
  • Management
  • Research
  • Education
 
Keywords:
  • Monitoring
  • Control
  • Training
  • Natural sciences
 

The Direction de la Protection des Végétaux (DPV) (Directorate of Plant Protection) in Senegal is a governmental agency operating under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Equipment. It is primarily responsible for protecting plants and controlling pests within the country. The DPV plays a crucial role in monitoring, managing, and controlling pests and plant diseases, including locusts and grasshoppers.

The DPV is also involved in research and development, studying pest behavior, developing new control methods, and improving agricultural practices. Moreover, the agency provides training and raises awareness among farmers, agricultural workers, and the general public about best practices in pest management and plant health. It is the primary resource for farmers who notice signs of locusts and grasshoppers.

Available resources authored by this organization

Name Year published Category Author Species purview Geographic purview Language
Community management of pest grasshoppers and locusts in Senegal 2020 Guide, Reference works Global Locust Initiative, United States Agency for International Development, Directorate of Plant Protection Senegal Wolof, French, English
Locust identification in Niger 2022 Guide, Reference works Global Locust Initiative, United States Agency for International Development, Directorate of Plant Protection, United Nations AGRHYMET Regional Center, Le Centre National de Lutte Antiacridienne, National Network of Agriculture Chambers of Niger Niger French, Zarma, Hausa
Management of pest grasshoppers and locusts in Mali 2020 Guide, Reference works Global Locust Initiative, United States Agency for International Development, Directorate of Plant Protection Senegal Wolof, French, Fulfuldé, Bambara, Songhaï
NSF Coupled Natural Human Systems Living with Locusts project summary 2021 Technical report, Interactive visual tools Australian Plague Locust Commission, New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, Inner Mongolia Agriculture University, New South Wales Local Land Services, Directorate of Plant Protection, Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar, Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of Sydney Senegal, Australia, China, United States English, Spanish, French
Pest grasshoppers and locusts in Senegal 2020 Guide, Reference works Global Locust Initiative, United States Agency for International Development, Directorate of Plant Protection Senegal Wolof, French, English
USAID Bay Sa Waar Communities for Sustainable Agriculture project summary 2021 Technical report, Interactive visual tools United States Agency for International Development, The French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development, Global Locust Initiative, Gaston Berger University, Directorate of Plant Protection, United Nations AGRHYMET Regional Center, Le Centre National de Lutte Antiacridienne, National Desert Locust Control Center, National Network of Agriculture Chambers of Niger, Office de la Protection des Végétaux, The International Committee of the Red Cross, Mira Word Ries Senegal English, Spanish, French


References

Direction de la Protection des Végétaux (DPV) Senegal (n.d.) About. Retrieved August 19, 2024, from https://dpvsenegal.sn/

Ries MW, Adriaansen C, Aldobai S, Berry K, Bal AB, Catenaccio MC, Cigliano MM, Cullen DA, Deveson T, Diongue A, Foquet B, Hadrich J, Hunter D, Johnson DL, Pablo Karnatz J, Lange CE, Lawton D, Lazar M, Latchininsky AV, Lecoq M, Le Gall M, Lockwood J, Manneh B, Overson R, Peterson BF, Piou C, Poot-Pech MA, Robinson BE, Rogers SM, Song H, Springate S, Therville C, Trumper E, Waters C, Woller DA, Youngblood JP, Zhang L, Cease A (2024) Global perspectives and transdisciplinary opportunities for locust and grasshopper pest management and research. Journal of Orthoptera Research 33(2): 169–216. doi:10.3897/jor.33.112803.

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