Alignments and Trade-Offs in Multidimensional Household Diversification: A Pseudo-Panel Analysis of Standard Practices and Public Programs in Rural Ethiopia
Rural households in developing countries increasingly combine farm and non-farm livelihood activities to reduce income risk, improve resilience, and enhance household welfare. Access to financial services is an important driver of livelihood diversification because it improves investment capacity, facilitates risk...
A. Kehinde, T. Ojo, A. Tijani et al.· Frontiers in Sustainable Foo...· 1 citation
The research question in this paper is to determine how household composition, gender, and sectoral paths of livelihood diversification determine working hours and the risk of underemployment within farming households in Indonesia. Using data from Sakernas August 2024, the research applies and estimates logit and OLS m...
Sucihatinigsih Dian Wisika Prajanti, Talitha Widiatningrum, Christina Litaay et al.· International Journal of Pub...· 0 citations
Women play a central yet under-recognized role in India’s agricultural economy, contributing significantly to farm production while continuing to face deep-rooted inequalities in access to productive resources and household decision-making. This study examined gender differences in asset ownership and participation in...
This study investigates two primary research questions: (1) What are the specific impacts of digital versus traditional financial inclusion on reducing multidimensional poverty in Asian countries? (2) How does governance efficiency influence the relationship between financial inclusion and poverty alleviation? Persiste...
Muhammad Dawood, Rui Zhao, Dan Hou et al.· Humanities and Social Scienc...· 0 citations
Countries experiencing prolonged conflict and economic isolation face severe constraints on designing poverty reduction policies. In such settings, household-level diversification is often promoted as a pathway to resilience, yet credible evidence on its effectiveness remains limited. Using household survey data, thi...
B. Goswami, R. Ehsan· Asian Development Review· 0 citations
This study examined the socioeconomic drivers and banditry-induced shocks affecting agricultural productivity and household food security among farming households in Kebbi South Senatorial District, Nigeria. A cross-sectional survey design was adopted, and primary data were collected from 300 households. Data were anal...
I. D. Sanchi, T. Manga, Y. Alhassan· Journal of Agricultural Rese...· 0 citations
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