Measuring the effectiveness of supplementary feeding programmes in emergencies
Author: C Navarro-Colorado, F Mason, J Shoham, ODI
Resource type: Research
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C Navarro-Colorado, F Mason, J Shoham, ODI (2008). Measuring the effectiveness of supplementary feeding programmes in emergencies. www.ennonline.net/sfpeffectiveness
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