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Intégration de la résilience climatique dans la production agricole pour la sécurité alimentaire en milieu rural au Mali- GCP /MLI/033/LDF

Réponse de la Direction à l’Évaluation à mi-parcours du projet

Year of publication 2015

Place of publication Rome, Italie ;

Pages 10p.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Category Evaluation report

Series title Série évaluation de projet

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) La Direction se félicite de l'occasion qui lui est donnée de faire part de sa réponse à l’évaluation à miparcours du projet «Intégration de la résilience climatique dans la production agricole pour la sécurité alimentaire en milieu rural au Mali. Elle estime que l'approche adoptée pour cette évaluation est pragmatique et objective, que sa portée est exhaustive et qu'elle a été menée de manière consultative et participative. Comme note en marge, la Direction souhaite que le Bureau de l’évaluation de la FAO (OED) prenne les dispositions nécessaires pour une révision du Français par une personne qui ait une connaissance maternelle de la langue française. Malheureusement la faiblesse de la qualité de la langue française a représenté une barrière pour la compréhension de plusieurs commentaires de l’évaluation.

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