FOOD SECURITY AND FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

By Christopher B. Barrett. 2001

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For Protection and Promotion: The Design and Implementation of Effective Safety Nets (2008, background): “In practice, programs’ impact on nutritional status depends on whether the food distributed is a net addition to household consumption, for example, if the size of the transfer is inframarginal or not, and if the commodity used is inferior or not (Ahmed, Haggblade, and Chowdhury 2000; Barrett 2002).”
Agriculture and Development: A Brief Review of the Literature (2011, unknown): “, Marenya and Barrett, 2009) argue that once land is degraded, fertilizer will be ineffective, Matsumoto and Yamano (2009) do not find a diminishing yield effect of fertilizers as soil fertility decreases. Reardon et al. (1999) suggest that intensification will have to be capital-led instead of bein”
Fractal Poverty Traps (2006, background): “7 Carter and Barrett (2005) discuss analogies between such heterogeneous micro-level growth processes and analogous concepts of “conditional” and “club” convergence in the”
Development of a Global Standard for Monitoring Hunger Worldwide (2013, methodology): “…that the two official indicators used to monitor the hunger target within the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) framework only provide measures of prevalence in the population, leaving the question of the severity of food insecurity largely unaddressed. respectively proposed by Barrett (2002)].”
FOOD AID AND CHILD NUTRITION IN RURAL ETHIOPIA (2003, background): “…food aid has been channeled since the late 1980s and which is the major food aid donor in Ethiopia—has recently announced that it will require women to control the family entitlement in 80 percent of the operations it handles directly or subcontracts (Barrett 2002; World Food Programme 1996).”
Recent Global Food Price Shocks: Causes, Consequences and Lessons for African Governments and Donors (2011, background): “Targeting of this aid has been highlighted both in the literature evaluating food aid (Barrett, 2002) and in reforms of food aid delivery.”
The Future of Food and Farming: Challenges and Choices for Global Sustainability (2011, background): “317 Ahmed and Bouis (2002) 318 von Braun (1995) 319 Barrett (2002) 320 Demeke et al.”
Targeting of food aid in rural Ethiopia: chronic need or inertia? (2002, background): “The main recurrent issues of food aid programs, as with other transfer programs, is how to target aid to intended beneficiaries and how to avoid disincentive effects (see Barrett, 1998, for a recent review).”
Poverty Traps and Safety Nets (2006, background): “9 See Gersovitz (1983), Dasgupta (1993, 1997), Glomm and Palumbo (1993), Dasgupta (1997), Chavas (2000), Barrett (2002) and Zimmerman and Carter (2003) for richer discussions of the problems associated”
Bayesian Herders: Updating of Rainfall Beliefs in Response to External Forecasts (2007, background): “, Hudson, 2002), several development agencies have directed attention and funding to establishing Famine Early Warning Systems (FEWS) over the past two decades (Barrett, 2002; Walker, 1989).”
Doubling food production to feed the 9 billion: a critical perspective on a key discourse of food security in the UK (2013, background): “…sees food security as a problem of inadequate agricultural production (availability), sidelining the other two pillars of access and utilisation and the perspective that sees food security as a distributional issue and of ensuring regular, appropriate, affordable access to food (Barrett, 2002).”