tailieunhanh - Trade Reforms and Crisis in India’s Plantation Agriculture: Reflections on Tea and Rubber Plantation Sectors

Drainage wil l be of crucial importance to the success of the development proposals for the Boa Plain. Flooding is caused by a combination of heavy local rainfall and overflow from the rivers that flow across the plain. A separate drainage strategy is needed for the northern sector between the two largest rivers, the Meme and Mokoko, where floods, particularly from the former, are much larger and last longer than elsewhere. In this sector a number of major drains leading west, by the most direct route to the sea, wil l be required — with some remodelling of the Mokoko. | Trade Reforms and Crisis in India s Plantation Agriculture Reflections on Tea and Rubber Plantation Sectors P K Viswanathan Amita Shah Gujarat Institute of Development Research Ahmedabad India Outline Context of the study Objectives data and methods Growth in plantation sectors India vs major countries Trade reforms and impacts on two plantation sectors Policy perspectives revamping plantation sectors I. The study In the backdrop of the crisis affecting India s plantation sector in recent years Triggering factors of the crisis - both exogenous and endogenous Exogenous Asian financial crisis casualties of the changing external trade regimes in the post-WTO scenario removal of trade barriers enabling easy market access through NAMA level playing field with windows of whom . Endogenous crisis opens up an array of issues challenges and internal contradictions in the thorough revamping and interventions Little empirical evidence as how the crisis spread far and wide and with what micro level implications on the plantation sector and its sustainable future

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