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सामग्रीहरु खाद्यान्न A Practitioner's Guidebook on Climate Smart Disaster Risk Reduction Interventions in Agriculture Sector - Flood Hazard
गृहपृष्ठ सामग्रीहरु खाद्यान्न A Practitioner's Guidebook on Climate Smart Disaster Risk Reduction Interventions in Agriculture Sector - Flood Hazard
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A Practitioner's Guidebook on Climate Smart Disaster Risk Reduction Interventions in Agriculture Sector - Flood Hazard
| This guidebook has been developed to be used by local government employees, and other practitioners, engaged in mainstreaming climate smart disaster risk reduction into development planning at local government level in the Asian Region. | |
| लेखक | Asian Disaster Preparedness Center |
| प्रकाशक | Asian Disaster Preparedness Center |
| भाषा | अंग्रेजी |
| प्रकाशित मिती | 2020 |
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