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Pathways to African Food Security : Challenges, Threats and Opportunities towards 2050

ISBN : 9781032649658

Author : Michiel de Haas

Publisher : Routledge

Year : 2025

Language : English

Type : Book

Description : This book examines Africa’s current food system and future challenges for food security over the next twenty-five years.This book is essential reading for students, scholars and practitioners who work on global food security, sustainable food systems, food, health and nutrition and African development.

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