Reaching the missing middle: Overcoming hunger and malnutrition in middle income countries
In: 2014–2015 Global Food Policy Report
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Agricultural policies; Nutrition policies; food policy; food security; Nutrition; Hunger; malnutrition; stunting; undernourishment; obesity; Diet; Gender; Women; Agricultural research; rural areas; Poverty; social protection; social safety nets; Risk; Climactic risk; Climate change; droughts; shocks; weather shocks; political shocks; economic shocks; Governance; food safety; Aquaculture; Fisheries; trade; exports; Markets; resilience; Agricultural development; economic development; Sustainable Development Goals; Children; Sanitation; hygiene; water use; Ebola; infectious diseases; epidemics; conflict; migration; refugees; middle income countries; Smallholders; food prices; volatility; Land use; Land rights; Land tenure; value chains; indicators; public expenditure; capacity building; capacity strengthening; Latin America; East Africa; West Africa; Southern Africa; Africa south of Sahara; Middle East; North Africa; South Asia; Central Asia; East Asia; South East Asia;All these keywords.
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