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Community-Based Forestry Management Project Team Engages Beneficiaries - News Public Trust

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Monrovia, Liberia--A Team from UNDP and FDA has conducted a Joint monitoring mission to 3 (three) project communities in Gbarpolu, Lofa, and Grand Cape Mount Counties in the Northwest Landscape under the Community-Based Forestry and Protected Area Management (CBFM) project funded by the government of Sweden. The team led by Dorsla Farcarthy, Pillar Head of

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Community-Based Forestry Management Project Team Engages Beneficiaries - News Public Trust

Monrovia, Liberia--A Team from UNDP and FDA has conducted a Joint monitoring mission to 3 (three) project communities in Gbarpolu, Lofa, and Grand Cape Mount Counties in the Northwest Landscape under the Community-Based Forestry and Protected Area Management (CBFM) project funded by the government of Sweden. The team led by Dorsla Farcarthy, Pillar Head of

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