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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Informal cross-border trade"”.

  1. Assessing the contribution of informal cross-border trade to regional integration in the Southern African Development Community using Social Networking Analysis (SNA)

    … majority of people within the SADC region pursue informal cross-border trade because of its socio-economic development impacts. The objectives of the study are to; a) examine the nature and dynamics of informal cross-border trading activities in selected Southern African Development Community …

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  2. The effect of the East African community integration process on informal cross-border trade (ICBT) : an analysis of the Customs Union Protocol

    Informal cross border trade (ICBT) includes imports and exports that are traded across borders informally by escaping the normal border procedures like customs clearance. As a consequence of the said informality, ICBT is viewed as illegal cross border activities. Despite the fact that it is not …

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  3. Governance, informality and agency in the making of cross-border mopane worm livelihoods in Southern Africa

    … source and, increasingly, part of a lucrative cross-border trade in southern Africa. Across Botswana and South Africa, the statutory regulation of these resources is overlaid upon customary forms of governance that continue to regulate resource access and use. The effectiveness of such …

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