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India backs WTO chief's predictions on food crisis
India opposes tariff cuts on key agri goods in WTO talks
Trade deal still possible in 2008, says Lamy
India, US bridging gap on Doha deal: Nath
Doha modalities mini-ministerial likely to be delayed
India-EFTA free trade pact may include IPRs
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Side Event at UNFCCC SB-28 in Bonn, Germany
Call for Internship
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Update Meet on the Intergovernmental Working Group on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property
The Consultation on the Intergovernmental Working Group on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property
Consultation on Doha to Accra: Does development have a chance?
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India's Climate Change Policy and Trade Concerns
Emissions and Concerns for India - Some Future Options
 
   
Anti-dumping protection: Who gets it?
Protection of Geographical Indications: An overview of select issues with particular reference to India
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Consumer Drug Information in India: A Situational Analysis
IMPF Policy Notes for Parliamentarians on Access to Medicines
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Agribusiness in South Asia: A fact sheet
Meeting local demands for vegetables and fruits - the dynamics of farmers’ market: A case analysis of Uzhavar Sandhai of Tamil Nadu
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Focus
Volatility in Food prices: Futures caused the market manipulation
Soaring world food prices and volatility: Can trade break the jinx?
Exchange Rate Instability & Exporters: Reflection on trade policy
Future climate negotiations: Role of civil societies
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