One Health for Pandemic Prevention, Food Systems Resilience, and Ecosystem Health in Central Asia: Procurement of 4 crematoria (100 kg) for the regional branches of the National Center for Food Security Diagnostics (NCFSD) (Lot 1); and 18 crematoria (50 kg) for the city and district level branches of the NCFSD (Lot 2) in GBAO, Sughd and Khatlon regions

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