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  • This research paper argues that African countries, particularly within the SADC region, should adopt biotechnology and genetic modification to combat food insecurity and climate-change-induced droughts. The author contends that current regulatory stances in Africa are overly influenced by external pressures from the European Union and the Cartagena Protocol, leading to 'regulatory overkill' that may conflict with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and hinder the timely delivery of food relief.

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    Themes: climate changefood securitybiotechnologygenetic modificationtrade regulation
    South African Institute of International Affairs

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: AfricaSADC
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