Unlocking Trade Potential of Women in the Transboundary Landscapes of Hindu Kush Himalayas
The Transboundary landscapes (TBLs) of the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) shares ecological, cultural and socioeconomic characteristics across the transcending international borders of the member countries. People living in these fragile ecosystems mainly depend on farming, fishing, nature-based products, handicrafts, and tourism for their livelihoods. They
Cage Fish Farming in India and Bangladesh – Prospects for Bilateral Cooperation
Promoting Trade and Tourism in Transboundary Waterways of Meghna Basin
Reviving Trade through Waterways – Navigating Livelihood Benefits in Ganga and Brahmaputra
Boating Towards Inclusivity – Facilitating short haul cross-border trade between Dhubri (Assam, India) and Chilmari (Kurigram, Bangladesh) through waterways
Rice Seeds: A Study of Availability and Accessibility in Bangladesh and India
India-Bangladesh Trade Potentiality – An Assessment of Trade Facilitation Issues
Reassessing Scope and Mandate of the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)
A Critical Look at Economic Governance in India: The Case of National Foreign Trade Policy
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