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Lessons learnt from the evolution of forest policy in Sweden in the last 150 years
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A report prepared for the project Lessons Learnt on Sustainable Forest Management in Africa.
English-Full
French-Full
Year of publication
2004
Author(s) list
Hamilton, H.
Country
Sweden
Subject Area
Timber
,
Farmers
,
Forestry
Publication type
Report
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