Improving Food Security in Humanitarian Emergencies: An evidence gap map

Agriculture

Dec 19

This report presents the findings of a systematic search to identify and map the evidence base of impact evaluations and systematic reviews of interventions that aim to improve food security during humanitarian crises. The findings from this EGM provide a basis for policymakers to consult rigorous evidence in the formulation of programming. Researchers are able to use the findings to understand where gaps in evidence currently exist with the opportunity to ensure future work contributes to filling these gaps and avoids duplication.

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Year: 2022

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