Coping strategies and food insecurity experiences: the case of female-headed agricultural households in Liberia
British Food Journal, 126(7), 2825–2840 (Emerald)
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Key Finding
Food shortages led women-headed farming households to skip meals, borrow, sell assets or cut health spending; coping choices varied with socioeconomic circumstances.
Research question
How do female-headed agricultural households in Liberia experience and cope with food insecurity?
Where?
Liberia
Method
Quantitative cross-sectional study of 509 female-headed agricultural households in Liberia, using binary logistic regression.
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Citation
Kemboi, M. K., Mazenda, A., & Katiyatiya, C. L. F. (2024). Coping strategies and food insecurity experiences: The case of female-headed agricultural households in Liberia. British Food Journal, 126(7), 2825–2840. https://doi.org/10.1108/BFJ-10-2023-0884