Improving access to healthy food through local food financing: A mixed-methods study of the New Orleans Fresh Food Retailer Initiative

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Title: Improving access to healthy food through local food financing: A mixed-methods study of the New Orleans Fresh Food Retailer Initiative
Author: O'Malley, Keelia
Advisor / Committee: Rose, Diego
School / Discipline: School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine
Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences
Degree: Ph.D
Date Issued: 2020
Topical Subject(s): food policy
food access
Publisher: Tulane University
Language: eng
Type of Resource: text
Use & Reproductions: 12 months
Contact Information: specialcollections@tulane.edu

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Improving access to healthy food through local food financing: A mixed-methods study of the New Orleans Fresh Food Retailer Initiative

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