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A Gender Sensitive Study of Perceptions and Practices In and Around Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

By Fiona Flintan, 2000, International Famine Centre and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) This document presents the results of an "Engendering Eden" study carried out on an integrated conservation and development project (ICDP) around Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia, assessing linkages between gender issues and conservation and development activities. 3-35pdf

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