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CL 176/12 - FAO@80: Proposals for Institutional Renewal - Strengthen the agrifood systems we need for a better world and a better future for all

Year of publication 2024

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Meeting

Statutory body / Meeting title FAO Council

Meeting symbol CL 176/12

Meeting Session Number 176

Meeting date 2024

Meeting location Hybrid

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FAO@80: Proposals for Institutional Renewal - Strengthen the agrifood systems we need for a better world and a better future for all

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