Politics in the time of cholera: Zambia’s U-turn on street vending (All Africa)

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Published on
30.01.18
Impact Area
Health

Jan 30, 2018

Politics in the time of cholera: Zambia’s U-turn on street vending (All Africa)

All Africa published an op-ed authored by Danielle Resnick on the fallout from the recent cholera outbreak in Zambia on street vendors. In the article, Resnick argued informal vending must be effectively but also humanely managed to improve basic…

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Politics in the time of cholera: Zambia’s U-turn on street vending (All Africa)

Politics in the time of cholera: Zambia’s U-turn on street vending (All Africa)

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