Ethiopian Economy Grows, but Diets Are Still Poor (News Deeply)

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Mar 1, 2018

Ethiopian Economy Grows, but Diets Are Still Poor (News Deeply)

News Deeply published an op-ed by IFPRI’s Bart Minten and Kalle Hirvonen, on the challenges of malnutrition in Ethiopia. In the wake of improved economic conditions, the country’s nutritional statistics show an increase in consumption of sugary foods,…

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Ethiopian Economy Grows, but Diets Are Still Poor (News Deeply)

Ethiopian Economy Grows, but Diets Are Still Poor (News Deeply)

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