- Violayne Schoch, Gene Campaign, July-August 2009

Gene Campaign conducted a small study to assess the food availability in the poorest households in central Jharkhand. According to the census of 2001, more than a quarter of Jharkhand’s population is tribal. The study also attempts to see if there are significant differences between tribal and non-tribal households, and if the tribal households are more likely to suffer from food insecurity despite their rich traditional knowledge about natural resources and crop varieties..

“AGROBIODIVERSITY COLLECTION, CHARACTERISATION AND CONSERVATION AND FARMERS RIGHTS EMPOWERMENT IN TRIBAL REGIONS OF EASTERN INDIA”  -- A study by : Gene Campaign, FAO- Netherlands Partnership Project

Accelerated Agricultural Progress and Poverty Elimination in Jharkhand By -Prof. M. S. Swaminathan and Dr Suman Sahai

Report of  Workshop on “Impact of the WTO Ruling on the EU-US Trade Dispute on GM Crops”  (Organised by Gene Campaign and GeneWatch UK on 17-18 July, 2007, India International Centre, New Delhi)

Report of Workshop II on “Impact of the WTO Ruling on the EU-US Trade Dispute on GM Crops” (Organized by Gene Campaign on 26- 27 July, 2007, Delhi University, New Delhi)

Papers

Can GM and non – GM Crops be Segregated in India – is Coexistence Possible?  By - Dr. Suman Sahai, Gene Campaign

Civil Society Engagement in the GM Trade Debate: A Developing Country Perspective  By - Indrani Barpujari, Gene Campaign

WTO’s EC-Biotech Ruling and Developing Countries By - Ujjwal Kumar

Gene Campaign’s Work for Self Reliance in Food and Livelihood Security in Jharkhand