Malawi Potato Value Chain Poster

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June 13, 2018 - Author: Flora Nankhuni

NAPAS: Malawi conducted a potato value chain analysis. This poster presents the results and make recommendations for priority investments.

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Authors

Flora Janet Nankhuni

Flora Janet Nankhuni
nankhuni@msu.edu

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