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Implications of livelihood strategies for agricultural research A Kenya case study*

Germano Mwabu, Mwangi S. Kimenyi, Paul K. Kimalu, Nancy Nafula, Damiano K. Manda

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Predicting rural household poverty Methodological issues and the PRSP process in Kenya * - 1

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Predicting rural household poverty Methodological issues and the PRSP process in Kenya * - 1

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Predicting rural household poverty Methodological issues and the PRSP process in Kenya * - 1

Key concepts: Livelihood, Agriculture, Geography, Environmental planning, Business, Environmental resource management, Economics, Archaeology

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