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Costs and benefits of informed food policy decisions. A case study of food security and nutrition monitoring in Malawi

By:

Babu, S.CH

Contributor(s):

Mthindi, G [coaut.]

Material type: Article

ArticlePublication details: 1995ISSN:

0049-8599

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DDC classification:

96-148472

In: Quarterly journal of international agriculture (Germany). (1995). v. 34(3) p. 292-308Summary: Costs and benefits are studied of information in policy decision-making. A conceptual framework for quantifying the costs and benefits of policy research has been developed. A case study of Food Security and Nutrition Monitoring in Malawi is presented illustrating the approach. Methodological issues are discussed and the results are outlined

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Costs and benefits are studied of information in policy decision-making. A conceptual framework for quantifying the costs and benefits of policy research has been developed. A case study of Food Security and Nutrition Monitoring in Malawi is presented illustrating the approach. Methodological issues are discussed and the results are outlined

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