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Manaka ma misala mitali bokutoli kobungisa mpe kobebisa Zamba mpo ya lotomo mpe botombwami bwa baimboka o etuka Ekwatele

Year of publication 2020

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 2p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Brochure, flyer, fact-sheet

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Na bosalemi bwa lisanga lya molongo liye litali makoki ma bolei mpe milona (FAO),mpe na bobembani bwa yango na lingomba lya molongo liye litali bikelamu bya mokili (WWF), manaka mana masalemi mpo ya kosunga baimboka mpe basaleli bikelamu bya mokili mpe ya zamba, mpo été baselela byango na ndenge elongobani mpo zamba ekoka lisusu kobunga to kobeba pamba pamba te. Manaka mana maye mayebisamaki polele o engumba mokonzi Ekwatele o sanza ya zomi na moko, mobu koto mibale na zomi na libwa (2019), mazui lisungi ya milioni zomi ya dollars oyo ewuti na likanisi litali zamba ya afrika ya kati, oyo ebyangemi na ngelesa mpe na bokuse CAFI, mpe Bulamatari ya mboka Suède mpo ya mibu minei.

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