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Seed system security assessment : Southern Sudan : November-December 2010

Authors
  1. Adventist Development and Relief Agency
  2. Africa Action Help International
  3. Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development
  4. Amanda Magra Universal Relief Team
  5. Catholic Relief Services
  6. Danish Refugee Council
  7. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
  8. Government of Southern Sudan
  9. International Center for Tropical Agriculture
  10. E Katungi
  11. Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
  12. Norwegian People's Aid
  13. L. Sperling
  14. State Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
  15. University of East Anglia
Publication date
29 February 2016
Publisher
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO); Internacional Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)

Abstract

Juba, South Suda

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