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Evaluation Design for the Transition to High-Value Agriculture Project in Moldova

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  • Evan Borkum
  • Jane Fortson
  • Candace Miller

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This report describes plans for the evaluation of the Transition to High-Value Agriculture Project in Moldova.

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  • Evan Borkum & Jane Fortson & Candace Miller, "undated". "Evaluation Design for the Transition to High-Value Agriculture Project in Moldova," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 1657b4c5d69e4de4a2d1386ff, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Evan Borkum & Anitha Sivasankaran & Elena Moroz & Matt Sloan, "undated". "Evaluation of the Fruit Tree Productivity Project in Morocco: Final Report on Irrigation Activities," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 09644639569a4e0a8cb85cee5, Mathematica Policy Research.
    2. Evan Borkum & Jane Fortson & Irina Cheban & Randall Blair, "undated". "Moldova Transition to High-Value Agriculture Project Evaluation: Interim Findings," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 278efb13f27e490c81bf9809f, Mathematica Policy Research.

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