Indian Cannabis Farming Policies and Use of FinTech to Improve Related Legalities

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Ali Hussain Mir and Sammar Javed 2023. Indian Cannabis Farming Policies and Use of FinTech to Improve Related Legalities. in: Mashau, P. and Nyawo, J. (ed.) Rapid Innovation and Development in the Global Cannabis Market Hershey, Pennsylvania IGI Global. pp. 1-31
AuthorsAli Hussain Mir and Sammar Javed
EditorsMashau, P. and Nyawo, J.
Abstract

The chapter proposes a vigilant approach towards the demand of legalising cannabis. It explains the opportunities of Fintech to develop legal, safe, and flexible transactions in the industry which is considered illegal in many countries. The chapter presents the cases of the Jammu and Kashmir, India to grow and manufacture licensed cannabis compounds, making upon indigenous knowledge, culture, and nourishing environment. It also accounts to mitigate the risk around related illegal activities. There are a few pharmaceutical manufacturing companies producing cannabis-based drugs, but they do not own farms, and source it from a few utilizing farmlands. Some big companies have started utilizing blockchain technologies, raising opportunity to test further possibilities through blockchain, cryptography, digital identity cards, etc. The chapter presents findings from a survey in the Jammu and Kashmir, India, capturing perceptions about cannabis farming, cannabis-based medicine, financial transaction challenges, and the use of Fintech in legal use of cannabis.

Keywordslegalising cannabis; India ; cannabis farming
Page range1-31
Year2023
Book titleRapid Innovation and Development in the Global Cannabis Market
PublisherIGI Global
Place of publicationHershey, Pennsylvania
ISBN9781668463482
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-6684-6346-8.ch005
Web address (URL)https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-6684-6346-8.ch005
https://www.igi-global.com/gateway/chapter/317041
Output statusPublished
Publication dates09 Jan 2023
Publication process dates
Accepted2022
Deposited10 Feb 2023
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