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Uganda Red Cross Society: experience in community-based food security initiatives

GDPC May 8, 2014

This case study provides an example of community-based food security initiatives in the northern and eastern parts of Uganda, which have the potential for long-term impact and can provide a blueprint for other communities facing similar food security crises. Published in 2013.

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