Food insecurity and the relative importance of household assets - Fisseha, Kebebew
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This book has tried to identify the relatively most important assets physical, natural, financial as well as human required to obtain economic sustainability for poor rural households. The study has also attempted to take a deeper look into the Productive Safety Net Program and has examined whether the program is successful in promoting food security. The empirical evidence was collected from households living in the area of some densely populated and chronically food insecure districts of Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia.

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This book has tried to identify the relatively most important assets physical, natural, financial as well as human required to obtain economic sustainability for poor rural households. The study has also attempted to take a deeper look into the Productive Safety Net Program and has examined whether the program is successful in promoting food security. The empirical evidence was collected from households living in the area of some densely populated and chronically food insecure districts of Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia.
Autorenporträt
Kebebew Wakewoya Fisseha has graduated with BA in Business Management from Hawassa University and Msc in Rural Development and Natural resource Management from SLU (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences ). He has worked as a project officer with Save the Children USA in Ethiopia and has a Research assistant with Uppsala University Sweden.