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Программа партнерства ФАО-Турция в области продовольствия и сельского хозяйства (ППФТ II). Создание потенциала в интересах устойчивого управления рыбным хозяйством и аквакультурой в Центральной Азии, Азербайджане и Турции. GCP/SEC/013/TUR. Вебинар по карповодству, 8-9 декабря 2020 г

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Year of publication 2022

Place of publication Анкара, Турция ;

Pages 28 p.

Author FAO

Publisher ФАО ;

Product type Booklet

Category Corporate general interest

ISBN 978-92-5-135710-1

To cite or share https://doi.org/10.4060/cb6715ru

Synopsis (short abstract) Отчет является результатом двухдневного вебинара, организованного в рамках проекта «Создание потенциала в интересах устойчивого управления рыбным хозяйством и аквакультурой в Центральной Азии, Азербайджане и Турции (FISHCap), разработанного в рамках Программы партнерства ФАО-Турция (ППФТ II). Вебинар преследовал две цели: (i) познакомить участников с принципами и методами выращивания карпа в Евразии и (ii) поделиться знаниями о современных и инновационных технологиях выращивания карпа. В вебинаре приняли участие более 100 участников, в том числе эксперты, фермеры, исследователи, представители ассоциаций и компаний рыбаков/рыбоводов, а также сотрудники министерств.

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ФАО. 2022 г. Программа партнерства ФАО-Турция в области продовольствия и сельского хозяйства (ППФТ II). Создание потенциала в интересах устойчивого управления рыбным хозяйством и аквакультурой в Центральной Азии, Азербайджане и Турции. GCP/SEC/013/TUR. Вебинар по карповодству, 8–9 декабря 2020 г. Отчёт по мероприятию. Анкара.

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