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Government of Japan allocates $160,000 to boost sustainable development of the forest sector in Costa Rica

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Government of Japan allocates $160,000 to promote sustainable development of the forest sector in Costa Rica San José, 10 sea (elmundo.cr) – In order to promote the implementation of strategic actions to improve the sustainable management of the country's forest resources and the development of the wood products industry, the Government of Japan, through the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO), recently allocated $160,000, which wi…

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Government of Japan allocates $160,000 to boost sustainable development of the forest sector in Costa Rica

Government of Japan allocates $160,000 to promote sustainable development of the forest sector in Costa Rica San José, 10 sea (elmundo.cr) – In order to promote the implementation of strategic actions to improve the sustainable management of the country's forest resources and the development of the wood products industry, the Government of Japan, through the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO), recently allocated $160,000, which wi…

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