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Key Constraints and Promising Strategies in Applying the Value Chain Approach with the Very Poor
3. Analytical Tools for Working with Women
B. Common Constraints in Conflict-Affected Contexts
12. Assessing the Business Environment
8. PSD-IAI Assessments
7. What are the Steps in Implementing an Impact Assessment?
d) IA Zambia
c) IA Kenya
b) IA India
a) IA Brazil
I. Resources for Integrating the Value Chain Approach and Food Security
1. Applying the Value Chain Approach to Food Utilization
1. Applying the Value Chain Approach to Food Access
1. Applying the Value Chain Approach to Food Availability
a) The BizCLIR Tool Framework
6. Climate, Legal and Institutional Reform Tools (CLIR)
b) The MicroCLIR Process
G. Improving the Food Security of Vulnerable Populations with a Value Chain Approach
E. Cross-Cutting Lenses on Food Security and the Value Chain Approach
C. Food Utilization and the Value Chain Approach

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