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Igniting change: The gender match

Posted on Wednesday 10 November 2010 by ILRI Communications Leave a comment

On 14 December, in Washington DC, Jemimah Njuki joined Agnes Quisumbing and Ruth Meinzen-Dick of IFPRI in a conversation on gender as the “missing ingredient” in many development policies and programs.

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