food poverty
Exploring the potential of food hubs to address food poverty in your area:Core issues for community organisation
... ‘local food hubs’, which, despite their possible differences, they all share a vision for creating a market place for locally produced ...of food hubs: the Open Food Network Local Food ...
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What is food poverty? A conceptual framework
... security risks, of which food poverty, driven by reduced purchasing power and. 289[r] ...
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EVALUATION: PILOT PROJECT. Advice and Food Banks – making a difference to people in food poverty
... participating food banks for approximately three ...the food bank, there is at least one example of this being the ...from food poverty - following an acute income crisis - with the combined ...
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Constructing a Food Poverty Indicator for Ireland using the Survey on Income and Living Conditions 2004 2010
... Another way in which the deprivation items were considered was the percentage of those reporting deprivation on one of the items and who were deprived on that item only. For the family and friends item, this was 66 per ...
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Rights based approaches to addressing food poverty and food insecurity in Ireland and UK
... of poverty and social exclusion, and more recently in England, some local food initiatives under the Big Lottery programme Making Local Food Work, have contributed to raising political and media ...
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Social Crisis, Terrorism and Food Poverty Dynamics: Evidence from Northern Nigeria
... However, food poverty in Northern Nigeria has come under threats since the emergence of series of attacks by a terrorist sect called ‘Boko Haram’ ...threatened food security and worsens food ...
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Beyond the food bank: using digital technologies to escape food poverty. Interim Report
... Stoke-on-Trent, like many other areas of the country, is experiencing increasing levels of food poverty. This project explores the role that digital technologies can play in helping people to avoid and/or ...
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Beyond the food bank: using digital technology to escape food poverty. Final Report
... The IdeaLab brought together participants from the previous two workshops with technologists to consider the ways in which digital technologies could be used to overcome the issues identified in the earlier cultural ...
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An Alternative of Poverty Line Measurement: a Case Study of Indonesia
... the poverty line therefore some problems arise. The 1998 poverty line were derived using a much smaller sample survey (10,000 household) than the usual Susenas 1 , whose sample size is aroud 65,000 ...the ...
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Heat or Eat: Food and Austerity in Rural England. Interim Report
... of food and austerity through the lens of one of the most high profile, yet under-evidenced, phenomena in the current era of austerity: the decision to heat or eat In the context of rising costs of living, ...
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Poverty and Food Insecurity in Nepal A Review
... of poverty could be addressed with the increased domestic agricultural production (NPC, ...documented poverty study in Nepal (Survey on Employment, Income Distribution, and Consumption Pattern-SEIDCP) was ...
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Processes of Participation in the Development of Urban Food Strategies: A Comparative Assessment of Exeter and Eindhoven
... Secondly, highlighted in the cases is the quality of participation: this describes the space the participants receive during the participatory policy process and whether this is a safe space to interact about a certain ...
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Investigating poverty in rural Iran: The multidimensional poverty approach
... approach, poverty concentra- tion lies on the deprivation from resources and opportu- nities that entitle to each person in society, and poverty structure is expressed by reflecting the human failure in ...
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2016_Night.pdf
... regarding food insecurity and dietary quality, Hanson and Connor find differences in the relationship for adults and ...and food insecurity in adults, finding that food-insecure adults were less ...
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Social Inclusion Monitor 2015
... Watson, D, Maître, B and Whelan, C. T. (2012) op. cit. Basic deprivation is considered an effective measure as it has a strong link with risk factors for poverty and, during recessionary times, it captures ...
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Political appeal of an ambiguous idea: explaining the institutionalisation of food sovereignty in Nepal
... Moreover, the extent of unevenness in Nepal-India bilateral trade in general, and in food and agricultural products in particular, is not captured completely by these formal trade figures. Due to the long and open ...
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Assessing the Impacts of Food and Non-Food Grants on Poverty Alleviation in the Philippines: The Case of Pasay City
... capita food threshold of PHP ...of food to eat, and insufficiency of income or money to buy ...more food and ensure efficient logistics and food delivery to whom and where it is ...provides ...
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MastersThesis_FINAL_signed.both.pdf
... of poverty and racism on food security by understanding a community as a system and the role residents can play in enhancing a healthy environment, economic security, and social ...of poverty, ...
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Guns or Food: On Prioritizing National Security over Global Poverty Relief
... limits. After all, fighting extreme global poverty is about saving lives as well. Actions promoting national security must meet proportionality constraints. It is impermissible to increase national security for a ...
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Poverty in Nigeria: The Corollary of Institutional Failures
... It is well known fact that conditionality of the IMF impinged upon the sovereignty of the borrowers. There were also economic repercussions of conditionality such as protests by the public, etc. 38 In another sense, the ...
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