The deliberation at the CDRF research symposium facilitated preparation of policy briefs based on the finalised research papers comprising key implementation issues concerning competition and regulatory regimes and the approaches/recommendations that emerged from the research cycle that would be useful in the context of the developing world. The policy briefs will be used to raise awareness among various stakeholders in the developing world and to be distributed widely using CUTS' networks, CUTS' partners' network and at various other forums. There are eight such briefs prepared on the basis of eight broad themes.

• Constraints Faced by Competition and Regulatory Agencies
  (CDRF No 1/2007)
• Competition and Regulatory Regimes in Small & Developing Countries
  (CDRF No 2/2007)
• Political Economy of Regulation in Electricity Sector in India
  (CDRF No 3/2007)
• Political Economy Constraints in Competition and Regulatory Regimes
  (CDRF No 4/2007)
• Efficiency and Effectiveness of Competition and Regulatory Agencies
  (CDRF No 5/2007)
• Effective Regulatory Regimes – Experiences of India, Kenya and Belgium
  (CDRF No 6/2007)
• Political Economy of Telecom Regulation in Jamaica
  (CDRF No 7/2007)
• Financial Services Regulation - Perspectives from Banking in India and Bangladesh (CDRF no 8/2007)