Early Harvest Programme Clause Samples

The Early Harvest Programme clause establishes a framework for implementing certain agreed-upon measures or benefits ahead of the full conclusion of a broader agreement, typically in trade negotiations. In practice, this means that specific products, services, or sectors may receive tariff reductions, market access, or regulatory changes before the entire agreement is finalized. For example, countries might agree to lower tariffs on agricultural goods immediately, while continuing to negotiate other aspects of a trade deal. The core function of this clause is to deliver immediate, tangible benefits and build momentum in negotiations, addressing urgent needs and fostering trust between parties.
Early Harvest Programme. 1. With a view to accelerating the implementation of this Agreement, the Parties agree to implement an EHP, which is an integral part of the ASEAN-India RTIA, for products covered under paragraph 3(a) below. The progressive tariff reduction under the EHP shall commence from 1 November 2004, and tariff elimination shall be completed by 31 October 2007 for ASEAN-6 and India, and 31 October 2010 for the New ASEAN Member States. 2. For the purposes of this Article, the following definitions shall apply unless the context otherwise requires:
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Early Harvest Programme. 1. With a view to accelerating the implementation of this Agreement, the Parties agree to implement an EHP which is an integral part of the ASEAN-India RTIA, for products covered under paragraph 3(a) below. Th progressive tari f reduction under the EHP sha l commence from 1 November 2004, and tari f elimination sha be completed by 31 October 2007 for ASEAN-6 and India, and 31 October 2010 for the New ASEA Member States. 2. For the purposes of this Article, the fo lowing definitions sha l apply unless the context otherwise requires:
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