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This presentation at the Analysis Framework event in Rome will focus on utilizing household budget surveys with consumption modules to measure food security effectively. The discussion will cover indicators like diet quantity and quality, economic vulnerability, nutrition outcomes, and coping strategies. Learn how these tools can provide valuable insights into the food security status of populations.
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Analysis Framework 5th - 9th December 2011, Rome
Overview • Household budget surveys with consumption modules expand our tools to measure food security • This presentation highlights the indicators available through a household consumption module in addition to normal CFSVA modules • We’ll look at an example of a final output that summarizes all of these indicators and then examine each in more detail
What are we trying to measure? • Diet quantity • Do households eat enough food in terms of energy? • Diet quality • Is the diet of sufficient quality to live a healthy life? • Economic vulnerability • Are households able to sustain their food security for the foreseeable future? • Nutrition • What are the outcomes of food and nutrition security (chronic and acute) telling us about the population? • Coping • Are households forced to reduce their diet due to hardships? If so, how severe is the situation?