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RENDENA, N. 3-6 Anno 2018 Progetto finanziato nell’ambito della Progetto finanziato nell’ambito della Sottomisura 10.2 - PSRN 2014/2020 Sottomisura 10.2 - PSRN 2014/2020 Ministero delle Ministero delle «Fondo europeo agricolo Autorità di«Fondo gestione europeo Ministero agricolo delle politicheAutorità di gestione Ministero delle politiche per lo sviluppo rurale: per lo sviluppo rurale: politiche agricole politiche agricole l’Europa investe nelle agricolel’Europa alimentari investe nelle e forestali agricole alimentari e forestali zone rurali» zone rurali» alimentari e forestali alimentari e forestali Progetto finanziato nell’ambito della Sottomisura 10.2 - PSRN 2014/2020 Ministero delle «Fondo europeo agricolo Autorità di gestione Ministero delle politiche per lo sviluppo rurale: politiche agricole l’Europa investe nelle agricole alimentari e forestali zone rurali» alimentari e forestali Progetto finanziato nell’ambito della SottomisuraProgettoProgettoProgettoProgetto finanziato finanziato 10.2finanziato finanziato - 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