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United States Agency for International Development / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Center of the Food Aid Reform Equation In / United Nations / U.S. government / Foreign Agriculture Service / U.S. Government Accountability Office / USDA / Cornell University / /
Saving Money and Lives: The Human Side of U.S. Food Aid Reform Introduction: Keeping Hungry People in the Center of the Food Aid Reform Equation In recent years, headlines about the need for reforms of U.S. food aid poli