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Table 1: Examples of adaptation (a) actions with positive (+) and negative (-) impacts on mitigation (+A+M), or mitigation (m) actions with impacts on adaptation (+M +A) from forest and agriculture
Figure 1: National Climate Change Organizational Structure and Main Policy Outputs in the Land Use Sector
Figure 2: Policy Formulation of the National REDD+ Strategy
Figure 3: Policy Formulation of the National Adaptation Plan
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