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Dimitra Newsletter no 5, 2000

Rural women and development

Year of publication 2000

Pages 12

Product type Document

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) In the present issue, a large proportion of the columns will be been devoted to the Reflection and Self-Evaluation Workshop held in Brussels on 16-18 October with the partners of the Dimitra Project. We then go on to describe some projects of particular interest from the point of view of biodiversity, gender and food security.

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