Elizabeth Bontrager

Researcher (Former Employee)

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As a researcher with Feinstein, Elizabeth was involved in a number of projects on livelihoods, nutrition, and humanitarian futures. Her main project was an impact evaluation of a Concern Worldwide program, which aimed to increase community and household resilience to shocks in eastern Chad. Also at Tufts, she worked with a team from the Friedman School on an impact and cost-effectiveness evaluation of the USAID-funded “Food by Prescription” program in Ethiopia.

Elizabeth holds an M.S. in food policy and applied nutrition from Tufts University.

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Food by Prescription

Great strides have been made over the last 20 years in the long-term management of HIV infection in developing countries, resulting in improved immune function, reduced mortality, and prolonged survival….

Coping with War, Coping with Peace

This study uses a livelihood framework to examine and analyze household livelihood strategies across three time periods in six rural villages in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The three time periods examined are the…

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