Infopas 10: O desafio da produção familiar de baixo carbono

26 de abril de 2017

abr 26, 2017

Este boletim traz um balanço dos principais produtos e atividades do projeto e os principais impactos observados nos locais de atuação, de acordo com os cinco eixos de monitoramento do Projeto Assentamentos Sustentáveis.

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