USAID DEC

PASA participating agency service agreement between the Agency for International Development and U. S. Environmental Protection Agency : regional environmental and natural resources management (RENARM)

Archived 2024DEC · Record PD-ABF-585

USAID. BUR. FOR LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN. REGIONAL OFC. FOR CENTRAL AMERICAN PROGRAMS (ROCAP)

PASA participating agency service agreement between the Agency for International Development and U. S. Environmental Protection Agency : regional environmental and natural resources management (RENARM)

1991

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Document type: Project & Program Design
DEC type: Other Authorized Design Document
Geography: Central America
Subject: Natural resources and the environment (General, research)
DEC terms: Environmental managementNatural resource managementPesticides
Authoring organization: USAID. Bur. for Latin America and the Caribbean. Regional Ofc. for Central American Programs (ROCAP)
Language: English

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