Entoto Natural Park

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  Annex 3.  Agenda from a Park Committee Meeting and other Relevant  Information Regarding the Local Inhabitants of Entoto Background A big part of carrying out this MFS has involved being members of a team and taking part in the discussions of the Park Committee. An agenda of a sub-committee meeting is appended to illustrate the process of working in the Park Committee and how policy issues could be strengthened through ventilating them after field trips and through cross-sectoral experience. Annex 3.1       Meeting of Park Sub-committee on 17 Oct. 1994 Meeting Place: The British Council Time 10:30 am Purpose: To review the different options available to the Trust for land and management in Entoto Natural park. Present: Sue Edwards National Herbarium, AAU Damtew Teferra National Herbarium, AAU Mirutz Ghiday National Herbarium, AAU Yilma Delelegn Ethiopian Wildlife Organization, MoNRDEP Yosef Bereded Private Firm Pia Englund Swedish Volunteer Håkan Blanck Swedish Volunteer Beletu Mengi