A systematic review of the impact of food security governance measures as simulated in modelling studies

Teeuwen, Aleid Sunniva; Meyer, M.; Dou, Yue; Nelson, Andrew

doi:10.1038/s43016-022-00571-2

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“…Secondly, from the breadth and depth of research, as an important grain crop production base in China, the main maize-producing areas are responsible for the major task of ensuring national food security and the balance between supply and demand of agricultural products. With the rising food consumption level of residents in the new era, the main producing areas, the main marketing areas, and balanced production and marketing areas are working together to enhance the comprehensive grain production capacity (Murrell et al, 2022;Skawińska and Zalewski, 2022;Stavi et al, 2022;Teeuwen et al, 2022). How can the interests of the three regions be balanced?…”

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Sustainable Food Consumption and Production in the 21st Century

Razzaq,

Asad Ur Rehman Naseer,

Farrukh

2024

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Section: Limitations Of the Study And Future Researchmentioning

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Sustainable Food Consumption and Production in the 21st Century

Razzaq,

Asad Ur Rehman Naseer,

Farrukh

2024

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“…It requires holistic, multi-sector participation from the government, the private sector, policy institutes, and academia. Governance is not the sole mandate of the government and all sectors need to contribute to develop tools for the assessment and evaluation of the quality of governance and institutions [28]. These tools include trade regulations, storage reserves, and statutory set transfers of cash to the marginalized.…”

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The Inter-Relationship between Climate Change, Inequality, Poverty and Food Security in Africa: A Bibliometric Review and Content Analysis Approach

Tamasiga¹,

Onyeaka

Akinsemolu

et al. 2023

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Despite the persistent income inequality and climate change shocks in Africa, there is limited research on their effects on food security. Hence, this study adopted a mixed-methods approach including a bibliometric analysis and content analysis to examine emerging themes in the literature on climate change, inequality and poverty, and food insecurity in Africa. The bibliometric data used were retrieved from the Scopus database for the period 2000–2022. The exercise revealed an increasing trend in the number of publications in the field, as well as strong collaboration between African countries. Specifically, most of the leading research was published by Kenyan, USA, and UK institutes. From the analysis, seven themes emerged; namely; (1) the impact of governance and policy on poverty alleviation, nutrition status, and food security; (2) the role of innovation and sustainable agriculture in mitigating climate change in developing countries; (3) integrating gender in evaluations of the impact of climate change on food security and livelihoods in Africa; (4) climate change adaptation among smallholders in building resilience for nutrition; (5) the role of institutions in assisting smallholders mitigate and adapt to climate shocks; (6) inequality, food unavailability, and agricultural production; and (7) gendered impacts of climate-smart agriculture in climate adaptation and mitigation. We also found out that there was a dearth of longitudinal studies on these seven themes. Another key element revealed by the study was the lack of policies that address the gender-differentiated impacts of climate change; hence, there is limited research on the agricultural gender productivity gap. Policies based on the tenants of socio-economic inclusion need to guide the distribution of wealth and economic participation in order to reduce inequality and improve food security and nutrition outcomes.

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“…The visions of sustainable agricultural development and food security have remained global difficulties regarding various factors that impact plant growth and crop production [ 1 ]. Agricultural growth and crop production are globally influenced by food security demand, climate change, soil health, and water availability [ 2 , 3 ].…”

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