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Opções de políticas e recomendações sobre alternativas economicamente sustentáveis para o cultivo do tabaco (com relação aos artigos 17 e 18)

Cavalcante, T. M., INCA, Ministry of Health - Brazil, National Commission for the Implementation of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (Brazil) 2016

WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Alternative to tobacco production, Tobacco growing, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, Economic impacts, Social impacts, Health impacts, Technical guides and publications

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