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Population density, migration, and the returns to human capital and land: Insights from Indonesia by Liu, Yanyan, Yamauchi, Futoshi

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Sustainability of animal agriculture in tropical Africa by Fitzhugh, H.A.

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European veterinary public health specialization: Post-graduate training and expectations of potential employers by Alonso, Silvia, Darr, S., Fahrion, Anna S., Harisberger, M., Papadopoulou, C., Zimmerli, U.

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Bird Flu consultation. The research community's response to Avian Influenza, with special reference to the needs of developing countries by International Livestock Research Institute

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An assessment on the role of women in agriculture in Southern Nation Nationality People’s Region: The case of Halaba Special Woreda, Ethiopia by Tegegne, M.

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Socio-economic impact analysis of livestock disease control programmes with special reference to ticks and tick-borne diseases. by Randela, R.

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2003-2004 IFPRI Annual Report: Agriculture, food security, nutrition and the Millenium Development Goals by International Food Policy Research Institute

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Intrahousehold impact of the transfer of modern agricultural technology: A gender perspective by Naved, Ruchira T.

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Poverty and food insecurity disparities and their causes in the Eastern Indian State of Odisha by Mohapatra, Bidhan K.

“…Poverty and food insecurity composite indices and probit and logit analyses revealed that: (a) in the developed district, education and caste are significant factors in determining the household poverty level, whereas education plays a vital role in the undeveloped district in deciding poverty level; (b) food insecurity is significantly affected by education, caste and assets in the developed district and by education and agriculture as the primary occupation in the undeveloped district; (c) education is derived as the common determinant of poverty as well as food insecurity; and (d) the inference drawn from the results is that, whatever the economy (developed or undeveloped), education was the most significant and common factor in determining both poverty and/or food insecurity at household level of the areas studied. …”
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Determinants of dietary diversity among women of reproductive age in two different agro-ecological zones of Rongai Sub-County, Nakuru, Kenya by Gitagia, M.W., Rose Chepchirchir Ramkat, D.M.M., Termote, Céline, Covic, Namukolo M., Cheserek, M.J.

“…This study demonstrated that the diets of women were of poor quality despite the differences in agro-ecological zones and availability of food from the farm. Education level influenced women’s dietary diversity positively in low agricultural potential areas while household gender, education level, age and family size were important determinants in high potential areas. …”
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Environmental resource extraction and poverty: comparative evidence from rural Thailand and Vietnam by Seewald, E., Oetjen, A., Nguyen, T. T.

“…Therefore, promoting non-farm employment and rural education is recommended in both countries. For Vietnam, developing rural road systems is also beneficial, but special attention should be paid to the disadvantageous position of ethnic minorities.…”
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The constraints to good child care practices in Accra: implications for programs by Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, Ruel, Marie T., Maxwell, Daniel G., Levin, Carol E., Morris, Saul Sutkover

“…Life in urban areas presents special challenges for maternal child care practices. …”
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The constraints to good child care practices in Accra: implications for programs by Armar-Klemesu, Margaret, Ruel, Marie T., Maxwell, Daniel G., Levin, Carol E., Morris, Saul Sutkover

“…Life in urban areas presents special challenges for maternal child care practices. …”
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Association of zinc and iron status in low-income women of reproductive age in Bangladesh by Hasan, S. M. Tafsir., Rahman, Mahfuzur, Syada, Munia Hoque, Enamul Haque, Islam, Aminul, Saiyed, Ibrahim, Reinke, Russell, Ahmed, Tahmeed

“…The scientific program comprised 2 Opening Lectures, 8 Plenary Lectures, 32 Special Lectures, 8 Special Symposia, 124 Symposia and 2 Panel Discussions and 1 Closing Lecture. …”
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Food security, poverty and nutrition policy analysis: Statistical methods and applications by Babu, Suresh Chandra, Sanyal, Prabuddha

“…Effects of individual, household and community indicators on child's nutritional status - application of simple linear regression -- 10. Female education and community characteristics as indicators of nutritional status of children - application of multivariate regression -- Section III: Special topics on poverty, nutrition, and food policy analysis -- 11. …”
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Design program for Kombolcha Campus site by Karlsson, Ida, Philipsen, Josephine

“…Kombolcha Campus site was established during 2006/2007, as part of the Ethiopian government’s strategy for higher development which was initiated in the Ethiopian policy of ‘Education and training’ 2001. Investment in higher education was a step towards the development of socio-economic conditions and an essential prerequisite for poverty reduction and important for the future of Ethiopia (Federal ministry of Education, 2010). …”
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Growth is good, but is not enough to improve nutrition by Ecker, Olivier, Breisinger, Clemens, Pauw, Karl

“…Strategic investments and special programs are needed in the complementary sectors of health and education as well.…”
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Growth is good, but is not enough to improve nutrition by Ecker, Olivier, Breisinger, Clemens, Pauw, Karl

“…Strategic investments and special programs are needed in the complementary sectors of health and education as well.…”
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Urban livelihoods and labor markets by de Haan, Arjan

“…Governments may also need to pursue special policies to reduce gender disparities and to break through the labor market segmentation that inhibits certain groups from taking up jobs in more rewarding activities. -- from Text…”
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Motivating behaviour change to reduce pathogenic risk where unsafe water is used for irrigation by Karg, H., Drechsel, Pay

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