How can emergency cash transfers prevent acute malnutrition? A summary of the study protocol for a cash transfer intervention study in Niger (ENN)
Author: The ENN
Year: 2012
Resource type: Research
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The ENN (2012). How can emergency cash transfers prevent acute malnutrition? A summary of the study protocol for a cash transfer intervention study in Niger (ENN). www.ennonline.net/emergencycashtransfer
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