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Monitoring agriculture sector performance in Swaziland: investment, growth and poverty trends, 2000-2011

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  • Musaba, Emmanuel.
  • Pali-Shikhulu, J.
  • Matchaya, Greenwell.
  • Chilonda, Pius.
  • Nhlengethwa, Sibusiso.

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  • Musaba, Emmanuel. & Pali-Shikhulu, J. & Matchaya, Greenwell. & Chilonda, Pius. & Nhlengethwa, Sibusiso., 2014. "Monitoring agriculture sector performance in Swaziland: investment, growth and poverty trends, 2000-2011," IWMI Research Reports H046782, International Water Management Institute.
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