Food security as a gender issue: Why are female-headed households worse off compared to similar male-headed counterparts? SOCIOECONOMICS PROGRAM Policy Brief No. 1 - Forest Hills High School - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Food security as a gender issue: Why are female-headed households worse off compared to similar male-headed counterparts? SOCIOECONOMICS PROGRAM Policy Brief No. 1 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-20 02:22:58 Open Document File Size: 1,53 MB Share Result on Facebook Country Kenya / / IndustryTerm transitory food insecurity gap / Food security / food security situation / chronic food / food situation / differential food security situation / legume systems / less food / analytical tool / social networks / food security perspective / chronic food insecurity gap difference / transitory food insecurity / extension services / food insecurity / food security outcomes / food security challenge / agricultural services / food security status / chronic food insecurity / food security gap / food / / Person Mike Listman / / Region eastern Kenya / western Kenya / / Technology simulation / / SocialTag Social philosophy Behavior Sociology Food security Humanitarian aid Urban agriculture Forest Hills High School Food Gender Gender studies

Food security as a gender issue: Why are female-headed households worse off compared to similar male-headed counterparts? SOCIOECONOMICS PROGRAM Policy Brief No. 1Add to Reading List