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Animals 16 LENA RATHJEN, JAN PFISTER, FOLKARD ASCH: Effects of Management Practices on Carbon Allocation in the Semi-Arid Savannahs of the Borana Region, Ethiopia 25 SABINE BAUMGARTNER, ANNA C. TREYDTE, RINA GRANT: Mammalian Herbivores as Designers of African Savannah Ecosystems 26 NOUHOUN ZAMPALIGRÉ, EVA SCHLECHT: Comparative Analysis of Ruminant Grazing Itineraries and Foraging Behaviour Across Three Agro-ecological Zones of Burkina Faso 27 ESTANISLAO DÍAZ FALÚ, MIGUEL ÁNGEL BRIZUELA, DITMAR BERNARDO KURTZ, MARCUS GIESE, FOLKARD ASCH: Cattle and Sheep Foraging Behaviour in a Heterogeneous Subtropical Grassland 28 BRITTA M. BÖSING, UTA DICKHOEFER, JUN HAO, LIJUN LIN, KATRIN MÜLLER,CHENGJIE WANG, THOMAS GLINDEMANN, ANDREAS SUSENBETH: Ecological and Economical Aspects of the Intensity of Sheep Grazing in the Inner Mongolian Steppe 29 JUN HAO, BRITTA M. BÖSING, LIJUN LIN, ANDREAS SUSEN- BETH, UTA DICKHOEFER: Effects of Alternating versus Continuous Grazing on Feed Intake and Performance of Sheep in the Inner Mongolian Steppe, China 30 TERRY ANSAH, HANNE HELENE HANSEN, EMMANUEL L. K. OSAFO, IDA K. HINDERICHSEN: Variety, Harvest Date after Planting, and Fraction of Napier Grass Influence in vitro Gas Production 31 SUNDAY ADEDUNTAN: Influence of Plantation Species on Quality and Quantity of Honey Prodution 32 ALEXANDRA SANDHAGE-HOFMANN, ELMARIE KOTZÉ,CHRIS CDU PREEZ, WULF AMELUNG: Effects of Rangeland Management on Soil Properties in a Grassland and a Bush Savannah, South Africa 33 MARTHA LUCÍA MOLANO, MARIA LUISA CORTEZ, PATRICIA AVILA, SIRIWAN MARTENS, LUZ STELLA MUÑOZ: NIRS Prediction of Neutral Detergent Fiber Digestibility of Tropical Forages 34
Pastoralism and rangelands — Contents ITISHREE PATTNAIK, JHARNA PATHAK: Issues and Challenges of Current Agricultural Patterns in India: A Step Towards Sustainability 35 SHANG ZHANHUAN, R.J. LONG, L.M.DING, X.S.GUO: Rangelands Ecosystems of the Tibetan Plateau: their Current Status and Sustainable Development Strategies 36 17
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Page 3 and 4: Preface The annual TROPENTAG, the l
Page 5 and 6: Message Almost one billion people w
Page 7 and 8: Contents Plenary speeches 9 I Anima
Page 9 and 10: Plenary speeches ACHIM DOBERMANN: L
Page 11 and 12: Plenary speeches Soils and Resilien
Page 13: Animals 1) Pastoralism and rangelan
Page 18 and 19: Animals Strengthening Resilience of
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Page 24 and 25: Animals Can an Improved Dual Purpos
Page 26 and 27: Animals Mammalian Herbivores as Des
Page 28 and 29: Animals Cattle and Sheep Foraging B
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Page 38 and 39: Animals 38 EVANS D. ILATSIA, ALICE
Page 40 and 41: Animals The Origin of the ‘Mycopl
Page 42 and 43: Animals Genetic and Economic Evalua
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Page 46 and 47: Animals Genetic Similarity and Envi
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Page 50 and 51: Animals Body Measurements and Body
Page 52 and 53: Animals Livestock Genetic Resources
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Page 60 and 61: Animals Nutritional Value of Canava
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Animals Effect of Dietary Levels of
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Animals Effects of Soyabean Oil and
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Animals Modelling Heat Stress Chara
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Animals Performance, Digestibility
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Animals A Comparative Study of two
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Animals Effect of Oil Bean Meal Die
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Animals Management Strategies Emplo
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Animals Evaluation of Growth Indice
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Animals The Welfare of Working Hors
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Ruminant husbandry systems Posters
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Plants and Soils 1) Cropping system
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Plants and Soils 104 CHRISTOPH GEHR
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Plants and Soils 106 ELFADIL BASHIR
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Plants and Soils Historic and Futur
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Plants and Soils Effect of Marker-A
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Plants and Soils Impact of Irrigati
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Plants and Soils Medicinal Herbs Cu
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Plants and Soils Characterisation o
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Plants and Soils The Patterns of Po
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Plants and Soils Enhancing Germinat
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Plants and Soils Evaluation of Hydr
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Plants and Soils Pollination Servic
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Plants and Soils Potential of Crota
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Plants and Soils Differential Expre
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Plants and Soils Development of Ins
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Plants and Soils Management of Fung
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Plants and Soils Effectiveness of R
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Plants and Soils Establishment and
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Plants and Soils Foliar Application
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Plants and Soils Effects of Late Se
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Plants and Soils The Effect of Envi
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Plants and Soils 174 NGOME AJEBESON
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Plants and Soils In-field Rainwater
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Plants and Soils This is likely exp
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Plants and Soils Resilience of Orga
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Plants and Soils Impact of Mixed an
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Plants and Soils Improvement of San
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Plants and Soils Optimisation of Ro
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Plants and Soils A Typology of the
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Plants and Soils Cultivation on Pol
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Plants and Soils The Contribution o
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Plants and Soils Conservation Agric
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Plants and Soils Viability of Soil
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Plants and Soils Legume Small GTPas
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Plants and Soils Regeneration of Vi
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Plants and Soils Microbial Biomass
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Plants and Soils 204 EASTONCE GWATA
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Plants and Soils Triticum aestivum
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Plants and Soils Season of Burning
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Plants and Soils Nutrient Depositio
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Plants and Soils Pattern of Nitroge
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Plants and Soils An Assessment of S
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Plants and Soils Fate of Fertiliser
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Plants and Soils Translocation and
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Plants and Soils 220 MOHSEN JAHAN,
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Plants and Soils 222 LI JIANG, JIXU
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Plants and Soils Homegardens in Sud
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Plants and Soils The Dynamic Role o
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Plants and Soils Effects of Activat
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Plants and Soils Economic Viability
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Plants and Soils Radiation Absorpti
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Plants and Soils The Influence of H
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Plants and Soils Effects of Activat
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Plants and Soils The Challenges of
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Plants and Soils Methane and Nitrou
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Plants and Soils Plant Genetic Reso
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Plants and Soils Importance of Flyi
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Plants and Soils Improving Peri-Urb
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Plants and Soils Participatory Cott
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Plants and Soils Organic Management
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Plants and Soils Linking Indigenous
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Plants and Soils Knowledge and Usag
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Plants and Soils Genetic Variabilit
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Plants and Soils Effects of Geohumu
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Plants and Soils Ethnoecological An
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Plants and Soils Investigation of W
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Forestry Oral Presentations 269 ISM
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Forestry — Contents DUC LE, WALTE
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Forestry — Oral Presentations Acc
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Forestry — Oral Presentations Ben
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Forestry — Posters Farmers’ Dec
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Forestry — Posters Adapting Lands
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Forestry — Posters Conservation a
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Forestry — Posters Demographic St
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Forestry — Posters Livelihoods Su
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Forestry — Posters Assessing the
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Forestry — Posters Seasonal Chang
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Forestry — Posters Fine Root Biom
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Forestry — Posters Implementation
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Forestry — Posters Smallholder Tr
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Forestry — Posters Effects of Lan
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Forestry — Posters Reconstructing
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Forestry — Posters Floristic Comp
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Forestry — Posters Enhancing Cost
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Agroforestry Invited Paper 305 EDUA
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Agroforestry — Invited Paper Shad
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Agroforestry — Oral Presentations
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Agroforestry — Posters Genetic Di
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Agroforestry for Resilient Agroecos
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Agroforestry — Posters Quesungual
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Agroforestry — Posters Making Soc
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Socioeconomics 1) High-value market
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Socioeconomics Can Contract Farming
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Socioeconomics Welfare Effects of C
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Socioeconomics Importance of Mobile
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Socioeconomics Multi-Layer Distribu
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Socioeconomics Participation of Sma
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Socioeconomics Fair Trade and Organ
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Socioeconomics Environmental and Qu
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Socioeconomics Impact of Certificat
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Socioeconomics The Role of Collecti
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Socioeconomics 346 JACKSON LANGAT,
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Socioeconomics Cultivar Selection f
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Socioeconomics Farm Size and Produc
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Socioeconomics What Happened to Bt
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Socioeconomics A Qualitative Approa
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Socioeconomics Constraints to Integ
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Socioeconomics Determinants of Irri
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Socioeconomics Crop Production and
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Socioeconomics Driving Factors of L
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Socioeconomics Productivity and Tec
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Socioeconomics Efficiency Analysis
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Socioeconomics Adapting or Coping?
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Socioeconomics Environmental Effici
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Socioeconomics Bridging the Researc
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Socioeconomics Factors Affecting th
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Socioeconomics Changes in Tradition
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Rural development Oral Presentation
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Rural development — Contents JAEN
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Rural development — Posters Analy
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Rural development — Posters Asses
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Rural development — Posters Value
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Rural development — Posters Typic
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Rural development — Posters Deter
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Rural development — Posters Finan
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Rural development — Posters The R
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Socioeconomics 408 ANN WATERS-BAYER
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Socioeconomics Assessing Sustainabl
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Socioeconomics Participatory Monito
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Socioeconomics • Need assessment
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Socioeconomics Assessing the Impact
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Socioeconomics Strengthening Local
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Socioeconomics Innovative Approache
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Socioeconomics The Impact of Religi
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Socioeconomics The Right to Adequat
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Engineering Sustainable Agriculture
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Engineering Study on Driving Factor
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Engineering Subsurface Irrigation b
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Engineering Development of LPG and
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Systems modelling — Posters Clima
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Systems modelling — Posters Susta
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Systems modelling — Posters Resil
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Development Cooperation 546 LULSEGE
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Development Cooperation Ecosystem S
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Development Cooperation Understandi
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Development Cooperation Analysis of
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Development Cooperation The Approac
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Development Cooperation A Knowledge
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Development Cooperation Resilience
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