Urban Food Security, Livelihoods and Markets
Description
To build urban communities resilience to food insecurity by building their skills, physical assets, knowledge and urban rural market linkages. This will increase food security for a minimum of 15,500 urban households, benefitting 108,500 of the poorest and most vulnerable by December 2015.To build urban communities resilience to food insecurity by building their skills, physical assets, knowledge and urban rural market linkages. This will increase food security for a minimum of 15,500 urban households, benefitting 108,500 of the poorest and most vulnerable by December 2015.
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