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Better Gender Outcomes in Food Assistance Through Complementary and Multi-Modal Programming

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This study reviews Food for Peace Emergency Food Security Program and Development Food Security Activity and Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance projects that explicitly or implicitly incorporated gender-focused programming to answer how the design, implementation, and monitoring processes of projects using a combination of modalities can maximize gender outcomes.

This study reviews Food for Peace Emergency Food Security Program and Development Food Security Activity and Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance projects that explicitly or implicitly incorporated gender-focused programming to answer how the design, implementation, and monitoring processes of projects using a combination of modalities can maximize gender outcomes.Read More

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