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What do scientists have to offer for the National Development Plan?

Zemeunvalsts.lv | 03.04.2019

A presentation by Jurģis Jansons, Director of the Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", at the conference "What do scientists have to offer for the National Development Plan?"

http://straume.lmt.lv/lv/konferences/konferences/jurgis-jansons/1038851

What do scientists have to offer for the National Development Plan?

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