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levels of food insecurity in Nicaragua . For this purpose, the three dimensions of food security are assessed (i.e. access …
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levels of food insecurity in Nicaragua. For this purpose, the three dimensions of food security are assessed (i.e. access …
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levels of food insecurity in Nicaragua. For this purpose, the three dimensions of food security are assessed (i.e. access …
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levels of food insecurity in Nicaragua . For this purpose, the three dimensions of food security are assessed (i.e. access …
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the results of a two week trip to Guatemala and Nicaragua made by Michigan State University’s Food Security Group. The …
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The main goal of this paper is to develop a methodology to quantitatively assess resilience to food insecurity. The developed methodology is applied to Nicaraguan rural households hit by Mitch Hurricane in 1999. The proposed resilience index highlights small landowners and agricultural wage...
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The main goal of this paper is to develop a methodology to quantitatively assess resilience to food insecurity. The developed methodology is applied to Nicaraguan rural households hit by Mitch Hurricane in 1999. The results show that the proposed resilience index is a good predictor of...
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The economic, political and climatic conditions in which farmers around the world have to make their production and investment decisions are changing dramatically. This study analyses the driving forces of changes in agricultural world markets and their implications for European Union...
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India's policy responses to the food price crisis were strong. Exports of basic staples were banned. Domestic support prices of wheat and rice were raised substantially. The urea price increases in global markets were absorbed through enhanced fertilizer subsidies. The government launched the...
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