Voyageurs! Attention!

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Voyageurs! Attention!

Réseau mondial sur la TR4. Une initiative du Forum mondial de la banane

Year of publication 2020

Place of publication Rome, Italie ;

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Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

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Synopsis (short abstract) Avec pour cible les voyageurs internationaux du grand public, cette affiche présente un aperçu graphique de la façon dont le TR4 peut traverser les frontières transportés par le moindre morceau de terre ou de la saleté sur les chaussures, les roues ou les bagages, etc. L'objectif de l'affiche est également de fournir des conseils pratiques sur ce qu'il faut faire avant, pendant et après la visite d'une exploitation de bananes ou de bananes plantains. L'affiche indique ce qu'il ne faut pas apporter et ce qu'il faut laisser derrière soi lors d'une telle visite. Il s'agit de l'une des quatre affiches d'une série sur le TR4 et sa prévention.

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