Implementing Geographical Indication (GI) System for Ceylon Tea

Thematic Area: Agriculture & Food Security

prevailing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aspects for inclusive and sustainable development along the Ceylon Tea value chain. The tasks include mapping practices and systematic constraints along the Ceylon Tea value chain, to develop a cohesive strategy for registering Ceylon Tea as a Geographical Indication. Additionally, the project will assist in collectively defining GI specifications and related practices, documenting them to facilitate the GI registration process. Firstly Ceylon Tea GI will be registered in the European Union and thereafter in the main two exporting countries. The IPS will be involved in the project as the National Project Coordinator.

Research Team
Implementing Geographical Indication (GI) System for Ceylon Tea
Dilani Hirimuthugodage
Research Economist
BA (Colombo), MEcon (Colombo)
Implementing Geographical Indication (GI) System for Ceylon Tea
Funding : CIRAD
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