Case Study Area “Vale do Sousa”

In this film, two ALTERFOR scientists and three stakeholders give an inside view into their activities in the Portuguese Case Study Area.

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Contribution detail info

Location
  • Portugal
Authors
  • Ola Eriksson
Purpose
  • Communication
  • Dissemination
  • Experimentation
File type
Video
File size
154 kB
Created on
04-04-2019
Origin language
English
Official project website
License
CC BY-NC-ND

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