The Efficacy of Food Deficit Mitigation Strategies in Addressing Food Insecurity Among People with Disabilities in Rushinga District
- Author
- Nyambunga, Farai
- Title
- The Efficacy of Food Deficit Mitigation Strategies in Addressing Food Insecurity Among People with Disabilities in Rushinga District
- Abstract
- Addressing food insecurity among people with disabilities in Rushinga District requires the implementation of effective food deficit mitigation strategies. While I don't have access to the latest data and specific information about Rushinga District, I can provide you with a general overview of potential strategies and their efficacy in addressing food insecurity among people with disabilities. Implementing social protection programs can be an effective strategy to address food insecurity among people with disabilities. These programs can include cash transfers, food vouchers, or disability-specific benefits that provide financial support to individuals and families. The efficacy of these programs depends on factors such as their coverage, adequacy of support, and accessibility for people with disabilities. Promoting agricultural support and livelihood programs can empower individuals with disabilities to produce their own food and generate income. These programs can include providing training, resources, and assistive technologies to support agricultural activities. Additionally, facilitating access to markets and promoting inclusive value chains can enhance the effectiveness of these programs. Ensuring accessibility and inclusivity in all aspects of food production, distribution, and consumption is crucial for addressing food insecurity among people with disabilities. This includes making physical infrastructure, transportation, markets, and storage facilities disability-friendly. It also involves promoting inclusive practices, such as providing information in accessible formats, accommodating diverse needs, and involving people with disabilities in decision-making processes.
- Date
- 2022
- Publisher
- BUSE
- Keywords
- Food Deficit
- Supervisor
- N/A
- Item sets
- Department of Social Work
- Media
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