AgriGuide

Contributors AgriGuide

• Compilation and writing: Sigfrido Romeo, Viola Krebs, Namory Diakhaté
• Editing: Diego Beamonte, Camille Saadé, Lana Melle, Shindouk Mohammed Lamine
• French translations: Cindy Bellemin-Magninot
• English translations: Kate O' Dwyler, Amy Louise Viana Lima
• Illustrations: Matilde de Fuentes de Medem, Miranda Dodd, Abdou Kane Ndaw
• Photos: Viola Krebs, students EREV, Miranda Dodd, Shindouk Mohammed Lamine, Namory Diakhaté

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