WFP’s role in building sustainable bridges between the right to adequate food and the freedom from hunger
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https://doi.org/10.5102/rdi.v14i1.4463Keywords:
Right to Adequate Food, Food Security, South-South Cooperation, Centre of Excellence against HungerAbstract
Brief communication para o dossiê sobre combate à fome - conforme pré-acordado com o prof. NitishReferences
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