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Alberto Zezza | IDEAS/RePEc

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Alberto Zezza: current contact information and listing of economic research of this author provided by RePEc/IDEAS

Alberto Zezza | Senior Economist, Development Data Group, World Bank

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· Alberto Zezza is a Senior Economist in the Development Data Group of the World Bank. His research interests are in the area of agricultural and rural ...

Food, Agriculture, and Rural Development: Current and Emerging Issues...

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This publication is not intended to sketch a research agenda for FAO; rather, the paper contributes to the overall objective of identification of reserach...

The World Bank Research Program, : Abstracts of Current...

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Technovation 26(4): 419–43. Carletto, Gero, and Alberto Zezza “Being Poor, Feeling Poorer: Combining Objective and Subjective Measures of Welfare in ...

Gero Carletto and Alberto Zezza Development Research Group World...

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Revisiting Gender Differences in Agricultural Productivity: Cross-Country Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa Better Data for Better Agricultural Policies: The...

Geo-referenced and Agricultural Productivity Data in Household...

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LSMS Sample Template Geo-referenced and Agricultural Productivity Data in Household Surveys: LSMS Practices and Methodological Research Alberto Zezza Surveys...

Vol 11 No 3 (2017): Special Issue: Uses of Geographic Information...

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The Journal of the European Survey Research Association

Actividades Generadoras de Ingreso Rural. Abbreviation, RIGA. Formation, Type, Research Project. Headquarters, Rome, Italy · Italy. Head. Alberto Zezza (Team Leader). Parent organization. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Website, http://www.fao.org/es/ESA/riga/english/index_en.htm ...

Illuminating trade-offs with the intensification of goat systems in...

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At the 2nd International Global Food Security Conference recently held at Cornell University in October 2015, Alberto Zezza also argued that livestock has been grossly under-represented in agricultural development research (Carletto et al., 2015), and linkages between livestock and maternal and child nutrition have ...