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Climate change vulnerability and value chain assessment in Egypt and Kenya

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• Year: 2017
• Organisation: Sustainability & Resilience (su-re.co)
• Publication Author(s): Takeshi Takama, Ibnu Budiman, Novelita Wahyu Mondamina, Yudiandra Yuwono, Cynthia J Ismail

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