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National environment management action plan (NEMAP).

By: Government of The People's Republic of Bangladesh. Ministry of Environment and Forest Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Dhaka : Ministry of Environment and Forest, 1995. Description: volume : ills. ; 26 cmSubject(s): Environment -- Bangladesh | Forest | Environmental policyDDC classification: 363.7095492 Online resources: WorldCat

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Vol-II : Main Report.

Summary: Plan meant for concretizing programs and interventions aimed at promoting better management of scarce resources and reversing present trends of degradation in Bangladesh.

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Vol-II : Main Report.

Plan meant for concretizing programs and interventions aimed at promoting better management of scarce resources and reversing present trends of degradation in Bangladesh.