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"Analyze the effects of the COVVI-19 pandemic on (interventions) agro-food policies to combat food insecurity in Benin" WORK TO DO 1- The policy analyzed is well presented, defined and circumscribed. 2- The important elements of the context of the analyzed policy are presented to properly introduce the rest of the work. 3- The presentation of the challenge, well defined and circumscribed, clearly introduces the objectives / research questions. 4- The objectives/questions are clear, specific and unambiguous. 5- The work is based on a clear and structured analysis approach. 6- A relevant theoretical base is proposed and is based on scientific writings. 7- No observation is made without justification or proof in support. 8- Affirmations and findings are supported by references. 9- The research effort is demonstrated; The bibliography has several relevant, diversified and up -to -date sources. 10-The ideas are clearly expressed; The concepts used well defined. .

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