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Posted July 7, 2010 by Lyndsey Romick

India: Good Practices in Public-Private Partnerships

Country: India

Sector: Good Governance

Tea is the primary cash crop in Darjeeling. But small farmers often couldn't sell their tea legally because of restrictive government policies. Recent efforts by Mercy Corps and our partners in India have helped show government regulators the benefits of making space for smallholder farmers.

India: Good Practices in Public-Private Partnerships
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