Report

Social Protection and the World Food Programme

Published on 1 January 2018

WFP commissioned this Occasional Paper from the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) to examine the relationship between food security, nutrition and social protection and to identify WFP’s potential contribution.

Authors

Rachel Sabates-Wheeler

Research Fellow

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published by
World Food Programme
authors
Sabates-Wheeler, R. and Devereux, S.
language
English

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