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    支持中国集体林权改革的政策、法律和制度建设并促 进知识交流”项目在中国南方的六个省份:浙江、安徽、福 建、江西、湖南、贵州开展项目活动,加强中国集体林管理 的政策、法律和制度建设,支持中国集体林权改革,并促进 中国国内及与其他国家间林权改革的知识经验交流。项目由 欧洲联盟出资,中国国家林业局和联合国粮农组织共同实 施。
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    “支持中国集体林权改革的政策、法律和制度建设并促进知识交流”项目在中国南方的六个省份:浙江、安徽、福建、江西、湖南、贵州开展项目活动,加强中国集体林管理的政策、法律和制度建设,支持中国集体林权改革,并促进中国国内及与其他国家间林权改革的知识经验交流。项目由欧洲联盟出资,中国国家林业局和联合国粮农组织共同实施。

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