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Développement territorial participatif et négocié (DTPN). La Facilitation pour la gouvernance territoriale

Document de travail de la Division des terres et des eaux no. 4

Year of publication 2013

Pages 70 p.

Author Bonnal, J., Cenerini, C., Ciparisse, G., Rossi. M.;Land and Water Division

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Category Technical book

Edition 1

Language French

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