| Summary: | The nature of this report is unusual in that it discusses a process through which most interaction and consultation with indigenous peoples and other community members in research, monitoring, and assessment takes place, in a town hall meeting, or the talking circle, or worshops, all of which mean that information exchange takes place verbally. The nature of this report is unusual in that it discusses a process through which most interaction and consultation with indigenous peoples and other community members in research, monitoring, and assessment takes place, in a town hall meeting, or the talking circle, or worshops, all of which mean that information exchange takes place verbally.
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