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Aid conditionalities, international Good Manufacturing Practice standards and local production rights: a case study of local production in Nepal
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the Department for International Development [RES-167-25-0110] through
the collaborative research project
Tracing Pharmaceuticals in South Asia
(2006
–
2009). In addition to the authors of this paper, the project team
included: Soumita Basu, Gitanjali Priti Bhatia, Erin Court, Abhijit Das, Stefan
Ecks, Patricia Jeffery, Roger Jeffery, Rachel Manners, and Liz Richardson.
Martin Chautari (Kathmandu) and the Centre for Health and Social Justice
(New Delhi) provided resources drawn upon in writing this paper but are
not responsible for the views expressed, nor are ESRC or DFID.
Ethical review was provided by the School of Social and Political Science at
the University of Edinburgh, and ethical approval in Nepal for the study
granted by the Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC)