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An INERA researcher (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) working in a banana trial field on the eradication of diseases of the plant.
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A participant in the FAO microgarden project cultivating the plants. The vegetables are grown in a mixture of rice hulls, peanut shells and clay pellets, held in a shallow plastic-lined tray on legs,
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A participant in the microgarden project keeps his plant box safely behind a fence.
A participant in the microgarden project keeps his plant box safely behind a fence.
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Woman checking Turkish wild beet plant at the Menemen-Izmir Research Institute.
Improvement of the Urban Habitat: Urban Forestry/Greening Plan for Karsiyaka, Izmir - TUR/97/008A/01/12: This project is designed to help Turkey develop an urban forestry and greening strategy with the active participation of central and municipal government departments, NGOs, academic institutions and the private sector. The project, which will create more green areas for recreational use and tree planting activities, such as greenbelts along highways, will help to mitigate the effects of pollution, improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of Karisyaka and prevent the risk of natural disasters.
01/01/2001
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Türkiye
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