Why Local Markets Matter for Pacific Security: Protecting food supplies and local livelihoods

Elizabeth Kopel; Meg Keen; Anouk Ride

Why Local Markets Matter for Pacific Security: Protecting food supplies and local livelihoods

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Markets are crucial to food security and social stability in the Pacific, however, mismanagement is threatening these vital community resources, Elizabeth Kopel, Meg Keen, and Anouk Ride write.

Original language	English
No.	28 Jan 2021
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publication status	Published - 28 Jan 2021

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