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Livelihoods and markets in protracted conflict: a review of evidence and practice - Annexes

Supplementary information for the rapid evidence review on livelihoods and markets in protracted conflict. The annexes comprise a compendium of country studies and grids of interventions.

Publisher SPARC
By Steve WigginsSimon LevineMary AllenMaha ElsamahiVaidehi KrishnanIrina MoselNeema Patel
Supporting livelihoods and markets Understanding land and conflict Africa Mali Nigeria Somalia South Sudan Sudan Uganda Middle East Syria Yemen
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Read the full rapid evidence review here.

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A woman sells vegetables in Hamarwayne market in Mogadishu, Somalia ahead of Eid el-Fitr celebrations
Credit Image by Ilyas Ahmed / AMISOM - CC0 1.0

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