Prioritizing development policy research in Egypt: An innovative approach to inform IFPRI’s Egypt Strategy Support Program
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gender; economic development; health; agricultural policies; capacity development; development policies; nutrition; food supply; agricultural development; rural development; food security; poverty; governance; Egypt; Northern Africa; Africa; Middle East;All these keywords.
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