Better nutrition, health, and wealth: The role of informal markets in future food systems

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Abstract

Policymakers can't afford to ignore informal markets anymore. Join us for a Nutrition for Growth Summit 2021 side event on 2 December. Register free: bit.ly/3cyRp39

Citation

ILRI. 2021. Better nutrition, health, and wealth: The role of informal markets in future food systems. Video. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • International Livestock Research Institute

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