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The relationship between trade and sustainable development of agriculture in Central America - Full Report

By Rolando Zamora, Max Valverde, Carlos Pomareda, Carlos Murillo, Greivin Herandez, Adriana Campos, Randall Arce on May 18, 2004

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The study characterizes the evolution in trade of agricultural products in Central America and provides insight on how to remove environmental impacts of production and provide support systems for agricultural and trade systems that promote conservation of natural resources. It concludes that strengthening institutional support of sustainable agricultural systems, cooperation among environmental and agricultural departments with proposed recommendations for multilateral trade rules that can benefit sustainable agriculture in Central America.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2004

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