Shifting Patterns of Agricultural Trade 2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-3260-0_23
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Effects of Poverty Reduction Policies on Food Security and Sustainable Development in Rural Areas: Case of Southern Punjab, Pakistan

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“…With 56.2% arable land, Punjab contributes 53% of the total agricultural contribution to the GDP, and 74% of cereal output [33]. Despite this magnificent infrastructure, the contribution towards the agriculture employment generation is not considered at all; thus, 31% of the rural people of Punjab live below the poverty line [34]. The total population of Punjab is 110 million, while that of Southern Punjab is about 34.74 million, with an average of five household members [35].…”
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“…With 56.2% arable land, Punjab contributes 53% of the total agricultural contribution to the GDP, and 74% of cereal output [33]. Despite this magnificent infrastructure, the contribution towards the agriculture employment generation is not considered at all; thus, 31% of the rural people of Punjab live below the poverty line [34]. The total population of Punjab is 110 million, while that of Southern Punjab is about 34.74 million, with an average of five household members [35].…”
Section: Research Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%