The anticipation of political dividends drives India’s bipolar food policy (Hindustan Times)
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04.05.18
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India’s Hindustan Times published an op-ed co-authored by Senior Research Fellow at A4NH, Devesh Roy. In the article, Roy argued that one policy may work in one region and fail in another, therefore, in the food-versus-nutrition debate — whether with respect to dietary supplementation or fortification — taste, accessibility, trust and pricing issues need to be looked at closely. (Photo credit: Melissa Cooperman/IFPRI)
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