“If it can’t be measured, it tends to be ignored”: The case of livestock data in Uganda

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Sserugga, J. and Morgan, N. 2011. “If it can’t be measured, it tends to be ignored”: The case of livestock data in Uganda. FAO Uganda Information Bulletin 4(9)

Authors

  • Sserugga, J.
  • Morgan, N.

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