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    Reconstructing agricultural production for food security in Haiti

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    2010
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    Moore, Keith M.
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    This presentation describes the diminishing agricultural productivity in Haiti and argues that it will take a serious, long-term effort to achieve sustainable food security in Haiti. The challenge Haiti confronts is building the networks and trust (social capital) that assure sustainable food security.
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