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The objective of this Policy Report is to describe the climate policies and regulations of the province of Jujuy, Argentina, in light of available public instruments, taking into account: bureaucratic structures, the governance model and participatory policy design processes, the gender perspective, adaptation and mitigation policy instruments, and monitoring systems.
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