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Minutes of 3rd meeting of Cross-sectoral Policy Impacts Interdepartmental Taskforce

Year of publication 2001

Pages 2

Author Forestry Economics and Policy Division

Product type Meeting

Category Meeting document

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) The 3rd meeting was convened to review and discuss the report “Cross-sectoral Policy Impacts in Forestry – Examples from within and outside FAO” by Jeremy Broadhead, FAO Consultant.

Meeting symbol CSPI/MM/03

Language English

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