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Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Food Security and Poverty Reduction: Assessing the Current Evidence
World Development · 2015 · Vol. 79 · pp. 177–196
Christophe Béné✉(International Center for Tropical Agriculture)Robert ArthurHannah NorburyEdward H. Allison(Seattle University)M.C.M. Beveridge(University of Stirling)Simon R. Bush(Wageningen University & Research)Liam Campling(Queen Mary University of London)Will Leschen(University of Stirling)David C. Little(University of Stirling)Dale Squires(University of California, San Diego)Shakuntala H. ThilstedMax Troell(Stockholm Resilience Centre)Meryl J. Williams
Child Nutrition and Water AccessAquaculture Nutrition and GrowthMarine and fisheries researchFood securityPovertyAquaculturePublic economicsBusinessPsychological interventionEconomicsNatural resource economicsFisheryAgriculture
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