CSDI End-of-Project Stocktaking Exercise

CSDI End-of-Project Stocktaking Exercise

Final Report

Year of publication 2012

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) This document is the result of a participatory end-of-project stocktaking exercise carried out by the FAO project GCP/INT/048/ITA Communication for Sustainable Development Initiative (CSDI), with the active involvement of project staff, partners and stakeholders at the global, country and local level. It draws on the overview of main stocktaking findings that was distributed to workshop participants in September 2011, enriched by updated data, insights from workshop discussions and additional in formation collected in 2012.

Language English

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