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Evaluation of FAO’s Programme Priority Area on One Health (better production 3)

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Evaluation of FAO’s Programme Priority Area on One Health (Better Production 3) – Evolution of FAO’s One Health approach 2010–2023, Volume: Thematic Evaluation Series, No. 03/2024. Rome.

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This evaluation by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Office of Evaluation comprehensively assesses FAO’s longstanding work in One Health. The report presents a descriptive analysis covering the genesis of FAO’s work in One Health, resource allocation, results measurem...

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