Manual for the training in biological diversity of the key actors of BIOFIN

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Manual for the training in biological diversity of the key actors of BIOFIN

OCTOBER 22, 2018

Este Manual fue desarrollado en el marco del Analisis de Gastos (BER) de la iniciativa BIOFIN en Cuba, para favorecer el proceso de comprensión de los actores claves implicados en aquellas acciones directa o indirectamente vinculadas a la biodiversidad.

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