From Individual Food Security to National Food Self-Sufficiency: The Ethiopian Way, its Impact and some Future Scenarios
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22 juin 2023
- handle: 10670/1.07024c
- isbn: 9781599071367
- eisbn: 9782111723146
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Abyssinie archéologie art éthiopien études éthiopiennes moyen-âge éthiopien Abyssinia Aksum archaeology Ethiopia in the Middle Ages Ethiopian studies Arts & Humanities Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary Political Science HIS001020 POL053000 SOC003000 SOC008000 HBJH HD JFSL JPASujets proches
Security, Food Insecurity, Food Food deserts Food insecurityCiter ce document
René Lefort, « From Individual Food Security to National Food Self-Sufficiency: The Ethiopian Way, its Impact and some Future Scenarios », Centre français des études éthiopiennes, ID : 10670/1.07024c
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Ethiopia is one of the countries in the world most affected by food insecurity. In 2011, the Global Hunger Index ranked it 77th out of 81 countries. In 2012, it stood number 100 out of 105 countries on the Global Food Security Index. Poverty and food insecurity obviously go hand-in-hand. It is generally assumed that 90% of the poor in Ethiopia live in the rural areas (Spielman 2011), where they represent 39% of the rural population, whose majority consists in smallholders—60% of the farms cou...