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Climate-smart agriculture and household food security: the case of smallholder farmers in semi-arid Tanzania

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By Anthony Anderson Verified, Soh Wenda, Mahlet Degefu
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El Bilali, H., Bassole, I. H. N., Dambo, L., & Berjan, S. Climate change and food security. Volume 66. Agriculture & Forestry/Poljoprivreda i Sumarstvo; 2020; 66(3):197-210 . https://doi.org/10.17707/AgricultForest.66.3.16 Kalele, D. N., Ogara, W. O., Oludhe, C., & Onono, J. O. , Climate change impacts and relevance of smallholder farmers’ response in arid and semi-arid lands in Kenya. Scientific Africa. 2021;12:e00814. Google Scholar Adesete AA, Olanubi OE, Dauda RO.
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Women, income use and nutrition quality: effects of women’s decision-making in rural households in Cameroon - Agriculture & Food Security

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By Soh Wenda
| Agriculture & Food Security Verified
Table 2 depicts the characteristics of participants and their households. According to our observations, 67.7% of the sampled women were members of dual-headed households, 19.7% were members of single female-headed households, and 12.7% were members of single male-headed households. The household structure has important implications for women's agency and, therefore, affects their control over income use.
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Women, income use and nutrition quality: effects of women’s decision-making in rural households in Cameroon - Agriculture & Food Security

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By Soh Wenda
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Abstract Women remain central to household food and nutrition security. However, they continue to face several constraints with respect to access, control and use of credit and income. There is theoretical assertion that increasing women's decision-making authority over family income increases spending and leads to gains in nutrition.
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