Doha
Round Briefing Series
The Doha
Round Briefing Series intends to serve as a guide to the multilateral
WTO negotiations under the Doha Round, started in late 2001-early
2002. In thirteen executive summaries, we offer a
progress report on each of the separate negotiation groups. They
are written for the non-expert with a strong interest in trade
policy and negotiations.
Developments
since the fourth Ministerial Conference (February 2003), Vol.1
Each summary sets out the negotiating mandate, offers a brief
background and then provides an account of what took place in
the negotiating groups in the course of 2002.
>> English version
>> Russian version
Cancun
Updates (August 2003), Vol. 2
Features developments in 2003 and prospects for the WTO Ministerial
Conference held on 10-14 September 2003 in Cancun, Mexico. Also
available:
>> English version
>> French version
(version française)
Developments
Since the Cancun Ministerial Conference (December 2004), Vol.
3
Features developments in WTO negotiations since September 2003,
including the 'July Package' (the WTO General Council's 1 August
2004 framework agreement on the Doha agenda work programme). It
offers readers a synopsis of the state of play in each of the
negotiating areas.
>> English version
>> French
version (version française)
Hong
Kong Updates (November 2005), Vol. 4
Features developments in 2005 and prospects for the WTO Ministerial
Conference held on 13-18 December 2005 in Hong Kong.
>> English version: full
PDF Format (1.53 MB), separate briefings
>> Spanish
version (versión en español) (1.68
MB), separate
briefings
>> French
version (version française) (1.8
MB), separate
briefings
>> Portuguese
version (Versão em português) (1.72
MB), separate briefings
>> Russian
version (1.71 MB), separate briefings

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| Overview
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Implementation-related Issues and Concerns |
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Agriculture |
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3. Trade in Services |
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Market Access for Non-Agricultural Products |
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Intellectual Property Rights |
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Trade Facilitation |
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Negotiations on WTO Rules |
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Dispute Settlement Review |
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Trade and Environment |
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Trade, Debt and Finance |
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Trade and Transfer of Technology |
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12. Technical Assistance and Capacity-building |
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Special and Differential Treatment |
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Implementation-related Issues and Concerns |
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Agriculture |
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3. Trade in Services |
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Market Access for Non-Agricultural Products |
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Intellectual Property Rights |
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The Singapore Issues: Investment, Competition Policy, Transparency
in Government Procurement and Trade Facilitation |
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Negotiations on WTO Rules |
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Dispute Settlement Review |
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Trade and Environment |
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Trade, Debt and Finance |
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Trade and Transfer of Technology |
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12. Technical Assistance and Capacity-building |
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Special and Differential Treatment |
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The Doha Round
Briefing Series is published by the International
Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD) in collaboration
with the International Institute
for Sustainable Development (IISD).
Mark Halle
(IISD) and Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz (ICTSD) conceived the Briefings.
Publication managers: Christophe Bellmann (ICTSD)/Stuart Slayen
(IISD).
Series Editors: Anja Halle, Heike Baumüller and Malena Sell (ICTSD).
Series
Directors: Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz and Mark Halle.
Contributing Writers: Yvonne Apea, Heike Baumüller, Trineesh
Biswas, Johanna von Braun, Hugo Cameron, Eduardo Escobedo, Anja
Halle, Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, Sarah Mohan, Victor Mosoti, David
Primack, Malena Sell, Mahesh Sugathan, David Vivas and Alexander
Werth (ICTSD).
Copy
editor: Trineesh Biswas (IISD).
Design:
Donald Berg.
Funding for
this project has been provided by the Swiss Agency for Development
and Cooperation (SDC) through IISD and by ICTSD's supporting donors.