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Expanding Shrimp Aquaculture on Sandy Land in Vietnam - Full Report

By IUCN on June 24, 2003

Vietnam (IUCN): This study looks at the potential for environmentally-friendly economic improvement in poor areas of Vietnam through sandy land shrimp aquaculture. It examines the potential environmental and economic impacts of the technology, the export market and its potential as a tool for achieving sustainable development.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2003

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