Incomes and asset poverty dynamics and child health among pastoralists in northern Kenya

Thesis
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byUniversity of Hohenheim

Citation

Mburu, S.K. 2016. Incomes and asset poverty dynamics and child health among pastoralists in northern Kenya. PhD thesis in Economics. Stuttgart, Germany: University of Hohenheim.

Authors

  • Mburu, S.K.

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