Conceptualizing Drivers of Agriculture and Nutrition Policy Change through the Kaleidoscope Model

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May 2, 2015 - Author: Danielle Resnick, Suresh Babu, Steve Haggblade, Sheryl Hendriks, and David Mather

Danielle Resnick, Suresh Babu, Steve Haggblade, Sheryl Hendriks, and David Mather. 2015. Conceptualizing Drivers of Agriculture and Nutrition Policy Change through the Kaleidoscope Model. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Brief 7. East Lansing: Michigan State University

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Authors

David Mather

David Mather
matherda@msu.edu

Steven Haggblade

Steven Haggblade
blade@msu.edu

Danielle Resnick

Danielle Resnick
D.Resnick@cgiar.org

Suresh Babu

Suresh Babu
S.Babu@cgiar.org

Sheryl Hendriks

Sheryl Hendriks
Sheryl.Hendriks@up.ac.za

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