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Agriculture/ livelihood mixed methods study : baseline evaluation : USAID"s strengthening multisectoral nutrition programming through implementation science activity

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FHI 360

Agriculture/ livelihood mixed methods study : baseline evaluation : USAID"s strengthening multisectoral nutrition programming through implementation science activity

Katz, Karen; Olsen, Patrick +2 more · 2019

Abstract

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Nutrition1,610→
Water sanitation1,586→

Classification

Document type: Studies & Literature Reviews
DEC type: Other USAID Supported Study/Document
Geography: Bangladesh
Subject: Nutrition
DEC terms: BreastfeedingChild malnutritionDietary supplementsFamily health careInfant nutrition
Sponsoring organization: USAID. Mission to Bangladesh
Authoring organization: FHI 360
Language: English

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