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Displaying 3861 - 3865 of 5073نتائج التقدير العالمي للموارد الحرجية لعام 2000
Meeting symbol/code: COFO 2001 6-Supp.1
Situation des ressources génétiques forestières de la Guinée
La présente publication «Situation des ressources génétiques forestières de la Guinée» est issue d'un rapport national présenté à l'Atelier sous-régional FAO/IPGRI/ICRAF sur la conservation, la gestion, l'utilisation durable et la mise en valeur des ressources génétiques forestières de la zone sahélienne (Ouagadougou, 22-24 sept. 1998).
نتائج التقدير العالمي للموارد الحرجية لعام 2000
Meeting symbol/code: COFO 2001 6
The FAO-ESCAP pilot project on national water visions. From vision to action: a synthesis of experiences in Southeast Asia
Based on the FAO-ESCAP project to develop 'national water visions' in the Asia-Pacific region that would set out each country's goals for sound water management to meet the needs of all for this vital natural resource over the next two decades. Contains four Southeast Asia case studies (Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam), which were carried out as part of the project and looks at water use in these countries and how they plan to fulfil their water visions.
The FAO-ESCAP pilot project on national water visions. From vision to action: a synthesis of experiences in Southeast Asia
Based on the FAO-ESCAP project to develop 'national water visions' in the Asia-Pacific region that would set out each country's goals for sound water management to meet the needs of all for this vital natural resource over the next two decades. Contains four Southeast Asia case studies (Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam), which were carried out as part of the project and looks at water use in these countries and how they plan to fulfil their water visions.