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2018Инструментом планирования и мониторинга деятельности ФАО являлась матрица результатов на 2016-2017 годы1. В основу этой матрицы положены индикаторы, позволяющие измерять прогресс в каждом звене цепочки результатов: практические результаты, итоги и стратегические цели. Матрица результатов послужила основой для оценки и представления информации о том, каким образом действия ФАО помогают изменить ситуацию на национальном, региональном и глобальном уровнях.
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