Agricultural services development project project feasibility study
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1990Location
San José, Costa Rica
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In 1988, at the request of the IDB, IICA met with Bahamian agricultural sector authorities to prepare the Agricultural Services Development Project. This activity was divided into two phases; the first phase involved the identification of goals, strategies and the initiation of the project approach. The second phase consisted of a feasibility study, the development and conclusions of which are detailed in this document.
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Representación Bahamas
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Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
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