PARTNERSHIPS FOR IMPACT – TOWARDS RURAL PROSPERITY IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE Bruce Campbell, Ana Maria Loboguerrero, Michael Hailu, Theo de Jager, Julian Gonzales, Fatima Denton and Sonja Vermeulen Farmers, fishers - Women in Europe for a Common Future - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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