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Fishing for food? Analyzing links between fishing livelihoods and food security around Lake Victoria, Kenya
Food-producing livelihoods have the potential to improve food security and nutrition through direct consumption or indirectly through income. To better understand these pathways, we examined if fishing households ate more fish and had higher food security than non-fishing households around Lake Vict
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