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Needs Assessment of Smallholder Goat Farmers in Odisha, India Publication | Apr 01, 2016 | Needs Assessment of Smallholder Goat Farmers in Odisha, India
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D-Lab Student January Fieldwork: Zambia! Blog | Mar 31, 2016 | Chitti Desai, Wellesely College '16 D-Lab Student January Fieldwork: Zambia!
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Bottom-Up Innovation: Local challenges, local solutions News | Mar 30, 2016 | Resilient Africa Network Resilient Africa Network Bottom-Up Innovation: Local challenges, local solutions
In search of a major she loves: Senior Amna Magzoub finds her niche in mechanical engineering, plans to bring skills home to Sudan. News | Mar 30, 2016 | Catherine Curro Caruso, MIT News correspondent MIT News In search of a major she loves: Senior Amna Magzoub finds her niche in mechanical engineering, plans to bring skills home to Sudan.