In May 2017, the state of Paraná concluded the second phase of the banned crop protection destination project, mainly CHC. During this phase, 224.5 tons of the material were correctly disposed of, 120 tons of which were incinerated at the expenses of inpEV. This initiative was executed by means of the Paraná Waters Institute (Aguasparana), the Paraná Environmental Institute (IAP) and the Paraná Institute for Rural Extension and Technical Assistance (Emater), with participation of the private sector by means of inpEV, the Paraná State Cooperatives Organization (Ocepar) and the Agricultural Federation of the State of Paraná (Faep).
Together, this phase and the preceding one, carried out between 2012 and 2013, amounted to the elimination of more than 1,400 tons of banned products in Paraná, coming from around 2,400 properties.