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Proof of influence evaluation of the Nigeria evidence‐based health system initiative (NEHSI)
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014 - 04:00
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i4d (information for development) : gender and ICTs, vol. VII no. 7, July-September 2009
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Governing social protection in developing countries through community-based targeting mechanisms : a case study of Nigeria’s “In Care of the People” Conditional Cash Transfer Programme
Governance of social protection programmes in developing countries need to ensure that community members and state institutions have the resources to effectively engage with each other.
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Journal articlesGender MEAT HYGIENE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOOD HYGIENE FOOD CONTAMINATION
Influence of gender and group membership on food safety : the case of meat sellers in Bodija market, Ibadan, Nigeria
We describe a study to assess the bacteriological quality and safety of meat in Bodija market in Ibadan and to investigate the influence of gender and group membership on food safety.
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New black gold : how can carbon markets work for forest communities?
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Sierra Leone national project
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Fishing for a living : subsistence and income uses of a common property resource in the upper Zambezi floodplains
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Final report : the marginalisation of urban agriculture in Lusaka, Zambia
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Knowledge sharing for rural community development : ecos from the South - South workshop "ICTs and knowledge sharing for rural community development in Latin America and the Caribbean", Ecuador, Mar. 16-21 2006
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Contested fishing grounds : examining the possibility of a transboundary management regime in the Lake Kariba fishery
Published dateSunday, January 2, 2005 - 00:00