Building Resilience through Better Policies

Mywish Maredia, Xinshen Diao -

Updated from an original article written by Mywish Maredia and Xinshen Diao.

How is FSP addressing resilience through policies? The multi-pronged strategy is illustrated with examples of the Lab’s outputs, in Agrilinks, June 15, 2018

By Mywish Maredia and Xinshen Diao


MywishAgrilinksBuilding Resilience Through Better Policies
How is the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy (FSP) addressing resilience through policies? The multi-pronged strategy is illustrated with examples of the Lab’s outputs.

Agrilinks, June 15, 2018

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