F Nankhuni Explains Methodology for Malawi Special Crops Act Review

October 23, 2018 - Author: Paida Mpaso

MSU AFRE, NAPAS: Malawi Chief of Party, Flora Nankhuni explains the methodology that was used in the reviews for The Special Crops Act/ Agriculture General Purposes Act, at the validation meeting.

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Paida Mpaso

Paida Mpaso
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