Through various trainings and technical expertise, the assistance of authorities with experts in the field will help farmers by facilitating cooperation with all relevant actors in the implementation of this process.

“Our aim is for this practice to embraced widely among Albanian farmers, revolutionizing local agriculture,” GIZ experts say.
Biological control contributes to economic growth for farmers through increased production quality and therefore exports.
Today, the use of pesticides and pesticides of chemical origin is a common practice in the management of agronomic pests. In fact, it is one of the most costly practices.

In fact, the continuous use of chemical products results in ecological imbalance and environmental pollution. In addition, it reduces the presence of beneficial organisms and natural enemies, strengthening the resistance of pests to pesticides.

On the other hand, the use of chemical products causes the accumulation of toxic residues in food, therefore a natural control alternative is required to limit the use of agrochemicals in the field.

In this perspective, biological pest control emerges as an alternative to chemical control. Likewise, it is an environmentally friendly practice that provides healthy food and eliminates the application of chemical pesticides.
Biological control is a guarantee for a better quality production and demanded by the markets.
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