Gender and Food
Coping with food and nutrition insecurity in Zimbabwe: does household head gender matter?
... on gender and food and nutri- tion insecurity on the basis of a pool of five nationally representative cross-section sur- veys, comprising both rural and urban households in ...the gender of the ...
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Consumers' Attitude and Intention towards Organic Food Purchase: An Extension of Theory of Planned Behavior in Gender Perspective Heru Irianto
... organic food that in turn affects the purchasing ...organic food price, attitude, subjective norm, intentions to purchase organic food and ...organic food in Surakarta City, ...organic ...
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A gender analysis of vulnerability to climate related food shortages in developing countries the case of cameroon
... to food shortages than men and boys (Olubunmi, ...the food insecure population in Africa lives in the rural ...continent’s food is produced in rural areas, on rain-fed, climate-dependent small ...
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Age and gender variation in food energy and nutrient intakes, 1974-1998
... the food brought into homes throughout Great Britain in 1998, and compares results with selected earlier ...National Food Survey from 1996, information is presented on nutrient intakes for the UK as a ...on ...
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Food taboos, health beliefs, and gender: understanding household food choice and nutrition in rural Tajikistan
... contexts, food taboos in Khatlon Prov- ince may reflect intrahousehold power dynamics along the axes of age and gender as social expectations performed through food ...how food security in ...
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Gender Differences in Food Insecurity and Morbidity Among Adolescents in Southwest Ethiopia
... are food secure, when adolescents are food insecure, and when both adoles- cents and households are food inse- ...and gender were first entered to find unad- justed effects, and then other ...
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Ecofeminism, Women, and the Squander Cycle in Food Waste in the United Kingdom: Evaluating the Influence of Values and Gender in Food Shopping
... Topic, M and Diers Lawson, A and Kelsey, S (2019) Ecofeminism, Women, and the Squander Cycle in Food Waste in the United Kingdom: Evaluating the Influence of Values and Gender in Food Shopping. In: ...
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Influence of gender roles and rising food prices on poor, pregnant women’s eating and food provisioning practices in Dhaka, Bangladesh
... the gender order of Bangladesh ...the gender order, disables them from being involved in food provisioning ...household food budgets will be spent [12]. The gender order also ...
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Indigenous food security revival strategies at the village level: The gender factor implications
... against food shortages to vulnerable families and is coordinated by ...reducing food insecurity in vulnerable ...leadership, gender roles and the availability of resources such as land, inputs and ...
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The Determinant of Corporate Governance on Profitability of Selected Firms in the Food and Beverages Industry in Nigeria
... Board gender diversity is used as proxy for board ...board gender diversity and profitability of food and beverages firms in ...board gender with profitability implies that Nigerian ...
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Food insecurity, helplessness, and choice: Gender and diet change in the central Himalaya
... traditional food system as ―all food within a particular culture available from local natural resources and culturally ...traditional food system often include staple foods, such as starches and ...
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Prevalence of overweight and obesity among adolescents in Bangladesh: do eating habits and physical activity have a gender differential effect?
... 371 Lauby-Secretan B, Scoccianti C, Loomis D, Grosse Y, Bianchini F and Straif K (2016). Body fatness and 372 cancer—viewpoint of the IARC Working Group. New England Journal of Medicine, 375(8), 794-798. 373 Laxy M, ...
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Gender and sustainability: Learning from women’s farming in the global South
... Women farmers working at the intersection of the feminizations of both poverty and agriculture are trapped in the food-poverty-climate nexus generated by practices of global capital. Their work is labor-intensive, ...
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Food Insecurity and Gender Inequality: A Panel Data Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa
... as food distributors and ...lacks gender dimension will be ineffective in controlling the growing magnitude of hunger in the conflict prone region of Sub-Saharan ...
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LOCALLY MANUFACTURED FOOD EQUIPMENTS AND THEIR IMPACT IN THE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CAMEROON: CASE OF THE CITY OF MAROUA.
... (age, gender, technical qualification and level of study, location), the main food equipment manufactured, processed agricultural products, the scale of manufacture, the applicants for such equipments, ...
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Willingness to Purchase Green products: Evidence from Educated Segment of Southern Punjab
... Chan (2001) suggested that knowledge of ecological concern is initial point for any nation toward evolving consumer’s behavior for purchasing green products. Rezai et al. (2013) found significant impact of consumers’ ...
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Knowledge Attitude & Practice among Food Handlers of QAMC & BVH Bahawalpur
... for gender, educational status, place of canteen, participants’ training regarding food preparation, if participants had heard about food borne diseases, their source of information, the way ...
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Food Sovereignty in Rebellion: Decolonization, Autonomy, Gender Equity and the Zapatista Solution
... achieving food security through their ongoing rebellion against ...how food sovereignty can be made manifest through anti-capitalist resistance, Indigenous people’s right to ...
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Organic Farming: An Eco-Friendly Technology and Its Importance And Opportunities in the Sustainable Development
... and food insecure people by ensuring their access to adequate food at all times through nutrition- and gender-sensitive safety nets; strengthening their access to land, water and other productive ...
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Engendering gramsci: Gender, the philosophy of praxis, and spaces of encounter in the climate caravan, Bangladesh
... While men and women are active in the initial claiming of space during land occupations, women become particularly important since the first acts after land has been occupied involve housework, i.e. the logistics of ...
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