Perceived Needs Predict Food Security in Rural Uganda
A cross-sectional study conducted in rural Uganda has identified that households' perceived minimum necessary income is a stronger predictor of ...
A cross-sectional study conducted in rural Uganda has identified that households' perceived minimum necessary income is a stronger predictor of ...
A cross-sectional study conducted across five distinct regions of Senegal reveals that the relationship between household food insecurity and adult ...
A mixed-methods study in Ghana's Kasena-Nankana Municipality found that recurrent flooding caused widespread housing collapse, illness, and asset loss across ...
A new study finds that household affordability of sanitary landfilling depends on cost allocation rather than the overall economic wealth ...
A study of 312 Malawian sugarcane farmers reveals that structured outgrower schemes significantly bolster household resilience through coordinated irrigation and ...
A methodological study in rural Malawi evaluated satellite imagery, OpenStreetMap, and artificial intelligence to construct household survey sampling frames.
A mathematical modeling study demonstrates that per-capita indoor water use decreases as household size increases, while adopting efficient fixtures could ...
A 204-country longitudinal study identifies clean-cooking access as the most robust national indicator tracking lower interstitial lung disease burden, while ...
A physical sorting study across six Czech municipalities found that food waste comprises up to a third of residual municipal ...
A cross-sectional study in Conflict and Health found a strong association between household hunger and higher depression, anxiety, and stress ...
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