1st Agrifood System Transformation in East and Southern Africa: Implications for Tanzania

July 15, 2015 - David Tschirley<tschirle@msu.edu>, Jason Snyder, Claire Ijumba, Thomas Reardon<reardon@msu.edu>

1st Agrifood System Transformation in East and Southern Africa: Implications for Tanzania
David Tschirley, Jason Snyder, Claire Ijumba, Thomas Reardon
1st Agrifood System Transformation Stakeholder Workshop in Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
July 15, 2015

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