Spatial patterns of poverty and human well-being

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byWorld Resources Institute

Citation

Okwi, P.O.; Ndenge, G.; Kruska, R.; Kristjanson, P.; Henninger, N.; Nackoney, J.; Landsberg, F.; Mock, G.; Holmes, K.; Kariuki, E.; Ochungo, P.; Tunstall, D.; Billings, H.; Rosas, C. de; Worms, J. 2007. Spatial patterns of poverty and human well-being. IN: Nature's Benefits in Kenya: An Atlas of Ecosystems and Human Well-Being. Washington DC: WRI: 12-24.

Authors

  • Okwi, P.O.
  • Ndeng'e, G.
  • Kruska, Russell L.
  • Kristjanson, Patricia M.
  • Henninger, N.
  • Nackoney, J.
  • Landsberg, F.
  • Mock, G.
  • Holmes, K.
  • Kariuki, Eunice
  • Ochungo, P.
  • Tunstall, D.
  • Billings, H.
  • Rosas, C. de
  • Worms, J.

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