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Three mutually reinforcing imperatives drive this strategy development process. The first is the strategic management of MAF; the second is ensuring that MAF’s strategies, priorities, and activities are consistent with the National Strategic Development Plan (SDP) 2011-2030; and the third is the urgent need to increase public funding for Timor-Leste’s agriculture sector, which is very low by international standards and has stagnated over the last 3-4 years.
Three mutually reinforcing imperatives drive this strategy development process. The first is the strategic management of MAF; the second is ensuring that MAF’s strategies, priorities, and activities are consistent with the National Strategic Development Plan (SDP) 2011-2030; and the third is the urgent need to increase public funding for Timor-Leste’s agriculture sector, which is very low by international standards and has stagnated over the last 3-4 years.
O desenvolvimento do Planu Asaun Nasional - Hakotu Hamlaha no Malnutrisaun iha Timor-Leste (PANHAM-TIL) marca uma ocasião especial no desenvolvimento sócio-económico de Timor-Leste. O PAN-HAMTIL é um empreendimento colectivo da população e do Governo de Timor-Leste, em conjunto com os nossos parceiros de desenvolvimento, para combater e derrotar o flagelo da fome e malnutrição no nosso país.
Dezenvolvimentu Planu Asaun Nasional - Hakotu Hamlaha no Malnutrisaun iha Timor-Leste (PAN–HAM–TIL) marka okaziaun espesiál ida iha dezenvolvimentu sosiál ekonómiku nasaun Timor-Leste nian. PAN–HAM–TIL ne’e knaar koletivu ida husi povu no Governu Timor-Leste, hamutuk ho parseiru dezenvolvimentu sira, atu luta hasoru no halakon hamlaha no malnutrisaun iha ita nia nasaun.
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The National Development Plan emphasises a sustainable approach to the development and management of the forest resources of the country. It recognises that forests are important for their biological diversity and that forest conservation is a priority task in forest development planning.
The National Development Plan emphasises a sustainable approach to the development and management of the forest resources of the country. It recognises that forests are important for their biological diversity and that forest conservation is a priority task in forest development planning.
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The Strategic Development Plan provides a vision for Timor-Leste that builds on the foundations we have laid down since 2002. It is informed by, and incorporates, the vision of the Timorese people in ‘Timor-Leste 2020, Our Nation Our Future’ which formed the basis of the 2002 National development Plan. It also reflects the views of the thousands of Timorese people who contributed to the national consultation on the Summary Strategic Development Plan, From Conflict to Prosperity, in 2010.
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The Strategic Development Plan provides a vision for Timor-Leste that builds on the foundations we have laid down since 2002. It is informed by, and incorporates, the vision of the Timorese people in ‘Timor-Leste 2020, Our Nation Our Future’ which formed the basis of the 2002 National development Plan. It also reflects the views of the thousands of Timorese people who contributed to the national consultation on the Summary Strategic Development Plan, From Conflict to Prosperity, in 2010.
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