De-risking, financial security and safety nets for more resilient and food-secure communities in the Horn of Africa
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socioeconomicagricultureclimateType de record:
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UniUni
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Summary of a virtual mini dialogue on priority topics related to the Observatory vision: vulnerable pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in target regions of East Africa are more prepared for and resilient to the effects of evolving environmental shocks and stresses on their food security and nutrition. The aim was to identify priority research, learning and other actions that the Observatory and a wider community of collaborators can tackle.
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