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Gates Foundation, United Kingdom
A new research report (Oct 2020) by scientists from the International Institute for Environment and Development and the International Livestock Research Institute reviews the status and policy contexts of informal milk markets in Kenya, Tanzania and Assam (India) to better understand the opportunities for a policy innovation based on training and certification to improve the health and safety practices of informal milk traders.
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