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Framework for the Assessment of Benefits of Action or Cost of Inaction for Drought Preparedness

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  • Paul Venton
  • Courtenay Cabot Venton
  • Natalia Limones
  • Christopher Ward
  • Frederik Pischke
  • Nathan Engle
  • Marcus Wijnen
  • Amal Talbi

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  • Paul Venton & Courtenay Cabot Venton & Natalia Limones & Christopher Ward & Frederik Pischke & Nathan Engle & Marcus Wijnen & Amal Talbi, 2019. "Framework for the Assessment of Benefits of Action or Cost of Inaction for Drought Preparedness," World Bank Publications - Reports 32330, The World Bank Group.
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