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This paper reports on the experience of using Malnutrition Matters' VitaCow (VC) and VitaGoat (VG) processing technologies in Africare country programs.  VitaCow and VitaGoat are two related types of food processing machines that were… DEC abstract (PN-AEB-954)

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End year 2008 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: country: GuineaLikely, not confirmed4
Rolled out under George W. BushOur estimate2
Africare, Inc.Stated in a document6
GuineaStated in a document1
AFP-A-03-00052Stated in a document6
USAID. Ofc. of Food for Peace (FFP)Stated in a document6
GuineaStated in a document1
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Start year 2003Stated in a document2

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Africare's experience with VitaCow and VitaGoat food processing systems, an other usaid supported study/document from 2008 PN-AEB-954
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Lessons learned from pilot testing VitaGoat technology in Guinea, an other usaid supported study/document from 2008 PN-AEB-955
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Critical resource information brief (CRIB) #2 : overview of FANTA and WFP guide on food assistance programming in the context of HIV, an other usaid supported study/document from 2008 PN-AEB-957
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