Strengthening the Adoption of Copernicus Services in Latin America: Capacity Building Experiences in Ecuador and Bolivia
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Copernicus services; capacity building; Earth observation; environmental management; food security; climate change; risk management; Ecuador; Bolivia;All these keywords.
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