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Release of policy report "From Field to Fork"

2008-08-21 15:01
Release of policy report "From Field to Fork"

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We are providing food to take care of not only our necessary consumption but also our wasteful habits. Press conference August 21, 2008 at the World Water Week in Stockholm. From the left: Jan Lundqvist, Stockholm International Water Institute Dr. Charlotte de Fraiture, International Water Management Institute Mr. Pasquale Steduto, Food and Agriculture Organization

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