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Photo: WT...Guide to WTO and Agriculture-Compressed knowledge and explanations to the WTO agric. negotiations
The “Guide to WTO and agriculture” (German) offers compressed knowledge and explanations about the agricultural negotiations within the framework of the World Trade Organisation WTO and describes the concerns of Austria’s agriculture. > more + downloads about: Guide to WTO and Agriculture-Compressed knowledge and explanations to the WTO agric. negotiations
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Photo: WTOContact person for the WTO at the BMLFUW
Here you will find the contact details for employees responsible for WTO issues in the Ministry of Life. For general questions, you may also send an e-mail directly to the WTO Department of Agriculture of the BMLFUW (Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management). > more about: Contact person for the WTO at the BMLFUW
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Photo: WTOThe WTO Agriculture Agreement
The WTO Agriculture Agreement is the framework for agricultural policy and trade with agricultural products. > more about: The WTO Agriculture Agreement
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Photo: WTOEnvironmental Services in the GATS
The water supply is certainly one of the services of general interest. The EU is not planning to liberalise this area. Moreover, there is no need to worry that GATS will lead to the sale of Austrian water to foreign countries. > more about: Environmental Services in the GATS
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Photo: BMLFUWTrade and the environment in the WTO
A breakthrough was achieved in the environmental sector in the Doha round. > more about: Trade and the environment in the WTO
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Photo: BMLFUWThe SPS Agreement and the TBT Agreement
The agreement on sanitary and phytosanitary measures and the agreement on technical barriers to trade > more about: The SPS Agreement and the TBT Agreement
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Photo: WTOThe WTO
With the creation of the WTO, the first institutional framework was established for the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade). > more about: The WTO
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