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Government response to ultra-processed and sugar beverages industries in developing nations: The need to build coalitions across policy sectors

The political economy of food system transformation: Pathways to progress in a polarized world
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2023
| by Eduardo J. Gómez

How were the governments of three middle-income countries with high levels of non-communicable diseases (NCDs)—India, Mexico, and South Africa—able to implement sugar-sweetened beverage taxes (SSBs) despite intense opposition from powerful corpora

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Sustainable forest management and stewardship in Mexico: Gains, challenges and lessons

Resources, rights, and cooperation
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2010
| by CGIAR Program on Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi)

Mexico, one of the world’s 10 mega-diverse countries, has 56.5 million hectares of forest of high global value. Biodiversity occurs in a wide variety of forest ecosystems: humid and dry tropical forests and various types of temperate forests.

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Fiscal cost and welfare effects of the maize subsidy

1988
| by Nora Lustig

The Mexican government has been involved in regulating the prices of staples since the 1930s.1 Formally, the dual objectives of this long-standing intervention have been to protect the rural campesinos (peasants) against speculators and drastic de