Good morning everyone,
During my current research, I could discover some well-known indicators targeting these problems the question of Food Insecurity or the one of "Précarité alimentaire" (“food precarity” in English, a French concept that I highly encourage researchers to put their attention on it because it is interesting comparatively of the one of Food insecurity). Thus, I discovered the FIES, the HFSSM or INCA3 (for France). All these measurements have advantages but are also incomplete. Do you know other indicators (including new interesting ones) that be used or theoretically created to measure Food insecurity/precarity/poverty especially in developed country?
Dear Cédric Bazile ,
I have seen papers focused on Europe simply using the following question availabel at the EU-SILC database.
"Can your household afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish or vegetarian equivalent every second day?"
Source: https://circabc.europa.eu/sd/a/f8853fb3-58b3-43ce-b4c6-a81fe68f2e50/Methodological%20guidelines%202021%20operation%20v4%2009.12.2020.pdf
Example of paper:
Article Food insecurity and social protection in Europe: Quasi-natur...
I am sure there are many more works using this measure.
I hope it helps,
José-Ignacio
Hai,
The following Ph.D. study may be useful for your reference.
Author: Pravin Prakash Kokane
University: Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India
Title: DIMENSIONS OF FOOD SECURITY IN NORTH KONKAN REGION OF MAHARASHTRA: A CASE STUDY OF PALGHAR DISTRICT
Good luck
Rapid industrialization reduces the scope of agriculture. Also hybrid agriculture reduces the food nutritions.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2021.1989319
See this article, it might be helpful
I thank everyone who answered me. I'll add some answer from my research.
It exists many tools to capture the prevalence of food insecurity such as :
- the US Household Food Security Survey Module
- the Food Insecurity Experience Scale
These two tools are basing their evaluation of the food insecurity on the self-reported experience of food insecurity. Ashby et al (2017) explains that this indicators suffers of the fact that they are marked by only one dimension of the food security pillars what tend to make them underestimate the prevalence of food insecurity. A new indicator the Household Food Nutrition Survey Module has been proposed to measure food insecurity using a multi-pillard approach but it is young and need statiscal test to validate its robustness
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