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Maya food security program (PROMASA),

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Topics (15)Likely, not confirmed15
End year 2012 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: country: GuatemalaLikely, not confirmed4
Rolled out under George W. BushOur estimate2
Save the ChildrenStated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document2
FFP-A-07-00001Stated in a document3
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)Stated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document1
Start year 2007Stated in a document2
Title II food security program, PROMASA, Save the Children, MYAP 2006-2011 : endline reportStated in a document1

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Animal traction confidence 0.63
Malnutrition confidence 0.63
Child feeding programs confidence 0.63
Risk management confidence 0.63
Household surveys confidence 0.63
Child nutrition confidence 0.63
Child marriage confidence 0.63
Communities confidence 0.63
Food aid programs confidence 0.63
Livelihood confidence 0.63
Nutritional status confidence 0.63
Child welfare services confidence 0.63
Size confidence 0.63
Child labor confidence 0.63
Food security confidence 0.63

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