AIDS and agricultural production. Report of a land utilization survey, Masaka and Rakai districts of Uganda.
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| Authors | Hunter, S S;Bulirwa, E;Kisseka, E; |
| Journal | land use policy |
| Year | 1993 |
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| Keywords |
agriculture
developing countries
africa
uganda
economic development
economic factors
diseases
viral diseases
africa south of the sahara
eastern africa
macroeconomic factors
english speaking africa
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
hiv infections
productivity
food supply
natural resources
land supply
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