Many policies attempt to help extremely poor households build sustainable sources of
income. Although economic interventions have predominated historically,, psychosocial …

Small island developing states in the Pacific face multiple development challenges driven by
rapid population growth and high transportation costs due to remoteness and isolation …

Although an emerging literature evaluates the impact of agricultural interventions on food
security, studies taking a multi-country perspective are scarce. We construct a cross-project …

The complexity of the operational concept and definition of food insecurity has complicated
the study of the 'food insecure'and efforts to determine clear policy directions. Previous …

Abstract Background The Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES) is a UN FAO—Voices of
the Hungry project (FAO-VoH) metric of food insecurity (FI). The FAO-VoH tested the …

Background Conflict reduces availability of production input and income, increases the
number of days households had to rely on less preferred foods, and limits the variety of …

Food insecurity is the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods
or limited or uncertain ability to acquire foods in socially acceptable ways. The study …

The determinants of migration have been widely studied but research has rarely addressed
the roles of food insecurity and gender in the migration decision process. To address these …

Background Measurement of UK food insecurity has historically been inconsistent, making it
difficult to understand trends. This study contributes by reporting and analysing data from a …

In this paper, we examined how food insecurity can affect international migration aspirations
and subsequent actions taken in preparation to move internationally from Sub-Saharan …