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Sri Lanka Coatal Resources Management Project Component B: Institutional Strengthening - International Water Quality Specialist Interim Technical Report September 2001

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ANZDEC Limited, New Zealand

Publication details: Sri Lanka, Ministry Of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources Development, September 2001,Description: 43p. 29cmSubject(s):

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Sri Lanka Collection - Reports	NARA Main Library Ready Reference	SL R MF 094	Not for loan	SL R MF 094

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