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by Subhrabaran Das (Editor), Salim Shah (Editor), Priyadarshi Dash (Editor)
The present book examines the opportunities and challenges involved in fostering economic cooperation between India and its neighbouring countries. It focuses on four critical sectors: Agriculture and Allied Activities; Trade, Finance and Development; Demography and Social Sector Issues; and Sustainable Development & Environmental Concerns. The book emphasizes the potential for regional development through globalization and cooperative initiatives aimed at achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It envisions these efforts as tools to generate income, break the cycle of poverty, and enhance access to the broader economy.
A special emphasis is placed on the North Eastern Region of India, exploring how localized sustainable development and regional cooperation can benefit not only this area but also neighbouring countries. Through development partnerships, the book seeks to identify ways to enhance economic and social well-being across borders, offering mutually beneficial strategies.
This publication will serve as a useful resource for students, researchers, and academics pursuing work in international development, regional economics, and policy studies. Additionally, it offers insights for policymakers engaged in foreign affairs and cross-border economic planning, helping them frame strategies that can promote inclusive and sustainable growth across South Asia.
