2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2020.105201
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The socioeconomics of fish consumption and child health: An observational cohort study from Bangladesh

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“…Re-localization of food systems can aim to increase fish consumption among children in coastal areas, including addressing the issue of why mothers delay feeding fish to their children. This responds to evidence that fish consumption is associated with better dietary diversity and lower stunting rates (Marinda et al 2018;Dasgupta et al 2021), and addresses issues seen in coastal areas like those around Komodo Island, where children under the age of five have high stunting rates due to low fish consumption (Gibson et al 2020). Other studies demonstrate the positive impacts of forests on dietary diversity (Rasmussen et al 2019), reduced rates of stunting (Rasolofoson et al 2018) and physical activity (Dounias et al 2007).…”
Section: The Way Forward?mentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Re-localization of food systems can aim to increase fish consumption among children in coastal areas, including addressing the issue of why mothers delay feeding fish to their children. This responds to evidence that fish consumption is associated with better dietary diversity and lower stunting rates (Marinda et al 2018;Dasgupta et al 2021), and addresses issues seen in coastal areas like those around Komodo Island, where children under the age of five have high stunting rates due to low fish consumption (Gibson et al 2020). Other studies demonstrate the positive impacts of forests on dietary diversity (Rasmussen et al 2019), reduced rates of stunting (Rasolofoson et al 2018) and physical activity (Dounias et al 2007).…”
Section: The Way Forward?mentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Estos resultados concuerdan con los reportados por Dasgupta et al (2021) en Bangladesh, donde la educación materna y la economía de la familia están asociados a una menor proporción e ingesta de pescado por que estudiaron la socioeconomía del consumo de pecado y la salud infantil.…”
Section: Estos Resultados Concuerdan Con Los Planteados Porunclassified
“…En el caso del consumo o demanda de pescado, refleja una necesidad alimentaria la cual está condicionada al precio, ingreso (Cruz y Llanos, 2019), nivel de educación, ocupación de las personas (Pari y Mamani, 2019), edad, estructura del hogar, hábitos alimenticios (Kitano y Yamamoto, 2020), cantidad consumida (Dos Reiss et al, 2020), factores sensoriales, higiene, disponibilidad de los mismos, tiempo disponible para comer, influencia de los amigos, la familia, entre otros (Duarte-Cuervo et al, 2015); sin importar las propiedades nutricionales (Vargas, 2019). Sin embargo en Bangaladesh, la educación materna y la economía familiar, están asociadas a una menor proporción de ingesta de pescado, puesto que las familias optaran por otro tipo de carnes (Dasgupta et al, 2021).…”
Section: Factores Que Influyen El Consumo De Pescadounclassified
“…Relokalisasi sistem pangan dapat diarahkan untuk meningkatkan konsumsi ikan pada anak-anak di kawasan pesisir, termasuk memperhatikan permasalahan terkait mengapa ibu menunda memberi asupan ikan pada bayi dan anak. Padahal, sudah terbukti secara ilmiah bahwa konsumsi ikan berhubungan dengan pola makan yang lebih beragam dan tingkat stunting lebih rendah (Marinda et al 2018;Dasgupta et al 2021). Bukti ilmiah ini juga dapat menjadi jawaban bagi masalah di kawasan pesisir seperti di Pulau Komodo, dimana tingkat stunting tinggi, sedangkan konsumsi ikan rendah (Gibson et al 2020).…”
Section: Bagaimana Upaya Ke Depan?unclassified