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Barriers and opportunities for adoption and scaling food system innovations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Guinea’s cocoa value chain
This report presents results from an assessment of the cocoa value chain in Guinea to identify barriers and opportunities for scaling food system innovations that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while enhancing sustainability and livelihoods. A qualitative approach combining field-based data c
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