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… and 10% for agribusiness. Coffee production and export plays an essential part in the livelihoods strategies … production of cash crops meant for the national market or export exacerbating hindrance of agricultural diversity • …

… plants, emigration or immigration, and to the import or export of prohibited goods, it being understood that such …

… section). The Rotterdam Convention covers the import and export of hazardous chemicals, while the Basel Convention … trade in several Asian yew trees and ramin, a major export timber (CITES 2004). PROTECTING BIODIVERSITY AND … worth US$7 billion in 2002, US$1 billion of which are export earnings (FAO 2004b). Ironically, good rains, which …

… globally can be linked to the production of crops for export, especially commodity crops in tropical countries. … The growth in plantation and biofuel crops for the export market is also occurring, particularly in … agricultural commodities that are consumed abroad. Export demand is one of the leading drivers of cropland …

… traditional cash crops such as sugar- cane and coffee, and export crops such as melons, tobacco, cardamom, grapes and … of the premium attached to foreign exchange earnings from export crops, improved food security benefits, and revenues …

… source Private 1. Commercial, larger-scale, mechanized, export-oriented 2. Informal, small-scale, farmer-driven E xa … in the nexus between water-, food-, and energy security. Export of food is a virtual export of energy and water; and vice versa for food imports. …

… which means that 40 large farms control most of the export trade. Commercial fisheries were established in the … extraction of groundwater to grow asparagus for export is a case in point. In this example poor local …

… next to Delhi and Gandhinagar in Gujarat (and promoted export cash crop growth in their vicinity) only to draw down …