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    September 15, 2019
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    Food System Resilience Program:

    We support Indigenous communities and Nations to re-build resilient food systems that can support healthy and thriving people as well as opportunities for developing green local economies. Through our global network, we are developing a hub of food system expertise to share successes within and between Nations. This program is currently focused in Canada.

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