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多次元的貧困のレンズを通しての食糧不安:チリからの証拠

Rodrigo Yáñez1, Carolina Olcay1, José Navea1

  • 1Rimisp.-.Latin American Center for Rural Development, Huelen 10, piso 6, Providencia, Santiago, Chile.

Social science & medicine (1982)
|August 26, 2025
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まとめ

チリの食糧不足は 貧困と密接に結びついています 貧困とは 医療や教育だけでなく 雇用や住居や ソーシャルネットワークの貧困も関係しています 政策の介入は,これらの重要な要因に対処し,より高い効果をもたらす必要があります.

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チリ食糧不足食品不安全体験スケール (FIES)多次元的貧困

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