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Food System Transformations in the Sahel and West Africa. Implications for people and policies (OECD)

Jun 2, 2021 #Communities, #Economy, #Environment, #Nutrition

Food security on a national and regional level, environmental sustainability with a look at climate change, issues in urbanisation, demographic growth, economic drivers such as the income question, good governance, the chances of digitalization and shared understanding are some of the topics discussed in this document by the OECD.

https://www.oecd.org/swac/maps/Food-systems-Sahel-West-Africa-2021_EN.pdf

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