The Policy Project Innovatively Engages Young Minds in any Way We Can

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March 4, 2017 - Author: Iveren Jennifer Abagyeh-Igbudu

Highlights 8: Iveren Jennifer Abagyeh-Igbudu,The Policy Project Innovatively Engages Young Minds in any Way It Can.
A first-hand account: “My experience working on the poultry-maize value chain with the MSU team,” March 2017

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