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Batata Doce de Polpa Cor Alaranjada - Parcerias Prometedoras para Assegurar a Integração dos Aspectos Nutricionais na Investigação e Extensão Agrícola

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  • Low, Jan W.
  • Uaiene, Rafael N.
  • Andrade, Maria Isabel
  • Howard, Julie A.

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This document summarizes the rationale for why orange flesh sweet potato is the ideal candidate for combating food insecurity and vitamin A deficiency in many areas of Mozambique, describing progress achieved to date in program implementation, and concluding with several recommendations to strengthen agricultural policies and existing inter-sectoral mechanisms for addressing malnutrition.

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  • Low, Jan W. & Uaiene, Rafael N. & Andrade, Maria Isabel & Howard, Julie A., 2000. "Batata Doce de Polpa Cor Alaranjada - Parcerias Prometedoras para Assegurar a Integração dos Aspectos Nutricionais na Investigação e Extensão Agrícola," Food Security Collaborative Policy Briefs 55216, Michigan State University, Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:midcpb:55216
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.55216
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