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Female alpaca breeders in the Peruvian Andes promote a sustainable value chain that restores grasslands and water

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March 12th, 2025
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Footnotes Original text: Patricia Obregon / SGP Peru/UNDP Peru. English version: supported by Ana Canestrelli and Andrea Egan. Photos: SGP/UNDP Peru/Rosa Fernández

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