Relatório: oficinas sobre a importância do CODETER BR-163

9 de março de 2009

mar 9, 2009

Edivan Carvalho, Edma Moreira

O presente relatório se refere as discussões, reflexões e encaminhamentos ocorridos na oficina sobre a importância do CODETER BR 163 nas discussões e implantação das políticas territoriais, entre 3 a 4 de março de 2009, no Recanto Maloquinha, Itaituba, estado do Pará.

CARVALHO, EDIVAN; MOREIRA, EDMA. Relatório: Oficinas sobre a importância do CODETER BR 163. Itaituba, mar. 2009.

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