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  Welcome to INMAREN!

     INMAREN (Input Markets Reforms Network) is an e-mail list server
  which broadcasts messages and announcements to its subscribers.  Its
  goal is to facilitate communication among researchers, donor employees,
  policy makers, and business organizations interested in promoting the
  development of agricultural input markets, especially in low-income, or
  formerly centrally planned countries.

     INMAREN is primarily concerned with modern inputs markets which
  include markets for fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, agricultural
  equipment and livestock services.

     INMAREN can be used by all members:

  (i)   to announce meetings, seminars, and conferences that may be of
        interest to other subscribers;

  (ii)  to inform subscribers of new publications and policies enacted;

  (iii) to inform subscribers of ongoing research and research findings;

  (iv)  to function as a forum for the exchange of questions and answers,
        discussions and brainstorming about issues related to input market
        reforms;

   (v)   to request assistance in locating additional relevant information.

     Sending mail to all subscribers can be done easily by sending it
  to the INMAREN e-mail address:  INMAREN@CGNET.COM.

  PLEASE NOTE: You cannot use the "reply-to" function to reply to the
  list.  The return path "INMAREN-postmaster" routes messages to the
  CGNET postmaster, not to the list. To send a message to the list,
  you will need to manually enter the e-mail address INMAREN@CGNET.COM

     All members are encouraged to introduce themselves to the other
  subscribers by sending as their first message to INMAREN their name,
  their occupation, the organization they are affiliated with, and their
  interest in input markets reforms.

     Anyone wanting to subscribe to the network should contact Anna
  Alfano at the International Food Policy Research Institute, (phone: 202-
  123-1234, e-mail:  J.Doe@cgnet.com

     If you would like to terminate your subscription, send e-mail to
  LISTSERV@CGNET.COM containing the message:

     UNSUBSCRIBE INMAREN

  or contact John Doe.