Process of Developing the Farmer Organization Development Strategy (FODS)

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October 11, 2017 - Author: Christone Nyondo, Flora Nankhuni, Athur Mabiso

Christone Nyondo, Flora Nankhuni, Athur Mabiso
Process of Developing the Farmer Organization Development Strategy (FODS)

Cooperative Sector Mapping Study Dissemination Conference
October 11, 2017

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Tags: cooperatives, farmer organization, food security group, fsg presentations, fsp presentations, innovation lab for food security policy, malawi, policy research and capacity building

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Flora Janet Nankhuni

Flora Janet Nankhuni
nankhuni@msu.edu

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