Given the recent increase in the number of Nigerians estimated to be at risk of food
insecurity, it is crucial to explore the array of tools used to quantify food insecurity (FI). This …

Gender inequality is one of the main drivers of food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa, as it is
the main threat to the agricultural production activities of women due to climate change. The …

Food security in many developing countries has been threatened by several factors such as
unequal land distribution, ineffective land reform policies, inefficient agricultural value …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between gender disparities
in rural education attainments and agricultural landownership (ALO) in Sub-Sahara Africa …

The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent policy responses continue to have widespread
social and economic effects across the globe. These effects are not experienced equally …

Ethiopia introduced its flagship poverty-targeted social protection program, the Productive
safety net program (PSNP), in 2005 and Community-Based Health Insurance (CBHI) in …

Poverty, lack of education and gender inequality make unemployed and out-of-school young
women extremely vulnerable to HIV infection. Promotive social protection programmes aim …

Purpose Realities of food insecurity are more pronounced with a specific focus on women in
developing countries. The need to understand the varied food insecurity experiences among …

Community irrigation schemes play a key role in the sustenance of rural women farmers.
However, the literature on how women's irrigable land access is intertwined with wellbeing …

Using data from a multi-arm experiment among maize and bean smallholder farmers in
Kenya, we evaluate the gender differences in credit rationing, and whether an insurance …