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Improving Child Nutrition through Quality Certification of Infant Foods: A Randomised Trial in Ghana

Improving Child Nutrition through Quality Certification of Infant Foods: Policy Implications of a Scoping Study in Ghana (Policy Brief)

Policy brief Energy

Authors

William Masters

Professor, Tufts University

John Kuwornu

Lecturer in Development Economics, University of Ghana

Daniel B. Sarpong

Associate Professor, University of Ghana
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Improving Child Nutrition through Quality Certification of Infant Foods: Scoping Study for a Randomized Trial in Ghana (Working Paper)

William Masters, John Kuwornu, Daniel B. Sarpong
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