Community Perception and Adoption of Extreme Weather-Induced Patterns in Rwanda. Case of Nyamagabe District

Author: David NIYITANGA

Campus: Kigali

Department: Environmental Economics And Natural Resources Management

Call Number: MEN 2 : NIY 2024

Year: 2024

Reg. Number: M02123/2022

Physical Location: Kigali

Shelf Location: MEN 2 : NIY 2024

Copies: 2

Availability: available

Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Environmental and Development Studies, in Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Award of Master of Sciences in Environmental Economics and Natural Resources Management.

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Community Perception Adoption Extreme Weather Induced Pattern.

Community Perception and Adoption of Extreme Weather-Induced Patterns in Rwanda. Case of Nyamagabe District

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