A group of physicians at the University of Peradeniya were central and their early links with the Faculty of Agriculture established relationships that facilitated future policy collaboration. “ On reflection I think the work at Peradeniya at least played a fairly significant role of highlighting not only the incidence but also the problems and the clinical profiles of pesticide poisoning in the Sri Lankan medical community. ” Local Academic The collegial networks of these clinicians and academics helped forge academic linkages between health and agriculture.
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Policymaking 'under the radar': a case study of pesticide regulation to prevent intentional poisoning in Sri Lanka.
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