<p>The research project &ldquo;Prospects of Feed Crops in South Asia&rdquo; started in July 2001 and was officially completed in December 2002. Four countries in the South Asia region namely, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and ...

The South Asian Economies comprising Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka (SAEs) represent 22 percent of world’s population but they only account for just over 1 percent of world’s trade. In ...

South Asia has been considered as the least integrated region in the world despite its attempts to liberalize trade using various unilateral, bilateral, regional and multilateral arrangements. It has long been argued that ...

In line with trends in the other economies, South Asia has been actively engaged in trade liberalization during the past decade, both on a unilateral and a regional basis. On the regional side, the economies of South Asia ...

Several South Asian countries have joined the current wave of bilateral and sub-regional free trade agreements (FTA) in the region. The dynamics of regional cooperation is supported by the rapid economic expansion which ...

Women’s entrepreneurship has a tremendous potential in empowering women and transforming society. Yet this potential remains largely untapped, with less than 10 per cent of the entrepreneurs in South Asian countries being ...