共 9 条
- [1] Cash and In-Kind Transfers in Poor Rural Communities in Mexico Increase Household Fruit, Vegetable, and Micronutrient Consumption but Also Lead to Excess Energy Consumption JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 2010, 140 (03): : 612 - 617
- [2] Conditional cash and in-kind transfers modestly increase linear growth in preschool children living in poor rural communities in Mexico FASEB JOURNAL, 2007, 21 (05): : A313 - A314
- [3] Conditional cash and in-kind transfers improve the quality of the household diet in rural Mexico FASEB JOURNAL, 2008, 22
- [6] Impacts of in-kind transfers on household food consumption: Evidence from targeted food programmes in Bangladesh JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 2003, 40 (01): : 48 - 78
- [7] Cash and in-Kind Transfers Lead to Excess Weight Gain in a Population of Women with a High Prevalence of Overweight in Rural Mexico JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 2013, 143 (03): : 378 - 383
- [8] Bioavailable iron and zinc intake in children 1 to 4 years of low income households in Mexico.: Effectiveness of conditional cash vs. food transfers FASEB JOURNAL, 2007, 21 (05): : A307 - A307