Development and Conservation Goals in World Bank Projects
SciencePublished 18 September 2008
Peter Kareiva, Amy Chang, Michelle Marvier
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Biodiversity protection does not undermine poverty alleviation goals in development projects, especially under sustainable finance and market mechanisms.
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Biodiversity protection does not undermine poverty alleviation goals in development projects, especially under sustainable finance and market mechanisms.
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