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Nepal's biotech vision
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Issue Date: Aug 31, 2002
Distinctly different from the biotechnology policies of other nations, Nepal's newly drafted policy focuses on poverty alleviation. The policy would aim to enhance the quality of life of the Nepalese people in terms of agriculture, forestry, health and environment.
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