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2021 (Interim) Global update report: Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in the Nationally Determined Contributions











Crumpler, K., Abi Khalil, R., Tanganelli, E., Rai, N., Roffredi, L., Meybeck, A., Umulisa, V., Wolf, J. and Bernoux, M. 2021. 2021 (Interim) Global update report – Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in the Nationally Determined ContributionsEnvironment and Natural Resources Management Working Paper No. 91. Rome, FAO. 



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