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000933011 24504 $$aThe role of smallholder farms in food and nutrition security /$$cSergio Gomez y Paloma, Laura Riesgo, Kamel Louhichi, editors.
000933011 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bSpringer,$$c2020.
000933011 300__ $$a1 online resource (xi, 251 pages) :$$billustrations
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000933011 5050_ $$aIntroduction -- PART 1: WHY SMALLHOLDERS REMAIN KEY FOR FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY? -- The Role of Smallholder Farms in a Changing World -- Importance of Smallholder Farms as a Relevant Strategy to Increase Food Security -- Rural development strategies and Africa's small farms -- PART 2: HOW TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE OPORTUNITIES TO SMALLHOLDERS? -- Inorganic Fertiliser use among smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for input subsidy policies -- Global change and investments in smallholder irrigation for food and nutrition security in sub-Saharan Africa -- Smallholder farmers' access to inputs and finance in Africa -- Policies for Improved Food Security: The Roles of Land Tenure Policies and Land Markets -- PART 3: REVISITING THE CONTRIBUTION OF AGRICULTURE TO NUTRITION SECURITY -- Transforming smallholder agriculture to achieve the SDGs -- Impact of Casual and Permanent Off-Farm Activities on Food Security: The Case of India -- The Superior Role of Agricultural Growth in Reducing Child Stunting: An Instrumental Variables Approach -- Conclusions.
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000933011 520__ $$aThis open access book discusses the current role of smallholders in connection with food security and poverty reduction in developing countries. It addresses the opportunities they enjoy, and the constraints they face, by analysing the availability, access to and utilization of production factors. Due to the relevance of smallholder farms, enhancing their production capacities and economic and social resilience could produce positive impacts on food security and nutrition at a number of levels. In addition to the role of small farmers as food suppliers, the book considers their role as consumers and their level of nutrition security. It investigates the link between agriculture and nutrition in order to better understand how agriculture affects human health and dietary patterns. Given the importance of smallholdings, strategies to increase their productivity are essential to improving food and nutrition security, as well as food diversity.
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000933011 650_0 $$aFarms, Small.
000933011 650_0 $$aFood security.
000933011 7001_ $$aGomez y Paloma, S.$$q(Sergio),$$eeditor.
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