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Vegetation and land cover mapping and improving food security for building resilience to a changing climate in Pacific island communities

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Vegetation and land cover mapping and improving food security for building resilience to a changing climate in Pacific island communities

Vegetation and land cover mapping and improving food security for building resilience to a changing climate in Pacific island communities

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Project Status

Completed

Start Date

1 September, 2011

End Date

29 February, 2016

Project Type

Capacity Building

Community Awareness

Pilot / Trial / Demonstration Project

Total Funding

4000000

Project Scope

Regional

Duration

24

Focus Area

Planning

Mapping

Topics

Agriculture

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

Food security

Natural resource management

Natural Resources and the Environment

Resilience

Vegetation

Resilience

Implementing Countries

Solomon Islands

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