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Institute's Top Ten Policy Recommendations for 2013

Top Ten for 2013 heading
10
10 Diverse Partnerships
99 Climate
88 Active Workforce
77 Counting Hungry
66 Safety Nets
5 5 Strengthen Institutions
44 Let Countries Lead
3
3 Stunting
2
2 End US Hunger
1
1 End Global Hunger
Top Ten for 2013 footing

Click here to visit the 2013 Hunger Report website and explore the issues.

Posted by Bread on January 09, 2013 in Africa, Agriculture, Asia, Assets for the Poor, Climate Change, Development Assistance, Economic Development, Food Aid, Food Prices, Foreign Aid Reform, Global Hunger, Good Governance, Hunger Hotspots, Hunger Report, Immigration, Inequality, Latin America, Malnutrition, Maternal and Child Nutrition, Millennium Challenge Account, Millennium Development Goals, Religion and Hunger, Trade, U.S. Hunger, Weblogs | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

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Derek,

This is an excellent blog post. The message is very clear!

Faustine

Posted by: Faustine Wabwire on January 09, 2013 at 10:04 AM

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