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FAO Türkiye Newsletter, November 2022 – Issue #10

Türkiye's Steppe Project has come to an end, having provided valuable results for future projects, the region and global partners

Year of publication 2022

Place of publication Ankara, Türkiye ;

Pages 9

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Newsletter

Series title Newsletters from the Decentralized Offices

Series number 10

Edition Fourth edition

Synopsis (short abstract) FAO's Strategic Framework for 2022-2031 is being formulated in accordance with its Four Betterd concepts. In this context, as FAO Türkiye, we are carrying out a Strategic Framework and Four Better-targeted studies in all projects. The outputs of all our projects that are currently being implemented throughout Türkiye in accordance with the motto of a Better Life have become the main file of this issue. Special studies are underway for women farmers and producers. in our 10th issue, members of one of the 22 women's cooperatives we support throughout Türkiye tell their success stories from their own mouths. The work for Syrians under Temporary Protection does not slow down. The point at which these studies have come contains very important data. In the projects we carry out with the Global Environment Facility, successful results are obtained one after the other. In this issue, there are also the results of these projects.

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