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Honorat Edja

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  1. Barnabé Agalati & Honorat A. Edja & Philomène D. Biaou & Faridath Aboudou & Jacob Afouda Yabi, 2018. "Socioeconomic factors determining the allocation of the family labor of the Banikoara cotton farms in North Benin [Facteurs socioéconomiques déterminants de l’allocation de la main-d’œuvre familiale des exploitations cotonnières de Banikoara au No," Post-Print hal-02913728, HAL.

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  1. Dogo, Adrien & Hongbete, Franck & Akogou, Folachodé & Kindossi, Janvier & Azokpota, Paulin & Hounkpatin, Waliou Amoussa & Edja, Honorat, 2026. "Toward local nutritious foods for a healthy food environment for children: A community-led food innovation in Benin’s drylands," Food Policy, Elsevier, vol. 138(C).

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