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Kulima presents at “Experience-based disaster risk reduction in southeast Africa and the southwest Indian Ocean islands”

by Katharine Vincent | Oct 28, 2011 | Projects

Dr Katharine Vincent attended a workshop on “Experience-based disaster risk reduction in southeast Africa and the southwest Indian Ocean islands”, hosted by FAO and Care as part of the EU ECHO/DIPECHO food security disaster risk reduction project.  Kulima...

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