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define types of indicatorsmacro indicators are used at strategic levels while micro indicators are used at performance levels from the previous
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define future challenges of management of renewable resources in response to past shortcomings in a few fisheries management and to dealing with
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define about the zinc deficiencyevidence suggests that nearly one-third of preschool children in lower-income countries have stunted growth and that