Microeconomic Linkages Between Food, Energy, and Land Security: Insights From Ethiopia

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Auteurs principaux: Tinne Sauer, Dalia Fadly, Miet Maertens
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author Tinne Sauer
Dalia Fadly
Miet Maertens
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Dalia Fadly
Miet Maertens
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Dalia Fadly
Miet Maertens
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contents Microeconomic Linkages Between Food, Energy, and Land Security: Insights From Ethiopia Tinne Sauer Dalia Fadly Miet Maertens Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy ABSTRACT Rural households in low‐income countries face food and energy insecurity. This study examines how land tenure security shapes these interlinked outcomes in southern Ethiopia. We introduce the Household Energy Insecurity Access Scale ( HEIAS ), adapted from experience‐based food security indicators, to measure energy security. Using survey data from 803 households and a multiple mediation model, we find a direct positive effect of land tenure security on energy security and an indirect effect on food security, which improves through enset cultivation and livestock ownership. HEIAS offers a practical tool to quantify household energy security that can support monitoring, targeting, and policy evaluation. 10.1002/aepp.70053 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
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spellingShingle Microeconomic Linkages Between Food, Energy, and Land Security: Insights From Ethiopia
Tinne Sauer
Dalia Fadly
Miet Maertens
Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy
Microeconomic Linkages Between Food, Energy, and Land Security: Insights From Ethiopia Tinne Sauer Dalia Fadly Miet Maertens Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy ABSTRACT Rural households in low‐income countries face food and energy insecurity. This study examines how land tenure security shapes these interlinked outcomes in southern Ethiopia. We introduce the Household Energy Insecurity Access Scale ( HEIAS ), adapted from experience‐based food security indicators, to measure energy security. Using survey data from 803 households and a multiple mediation model, we find a direct positive effect of land tenure security on energy security and an indirect effect on food security, which improves through enset cultivation and livestock ownership. HEIAS offers a practical tool to quantify household energy security that can support monitoring, targeting, and policy evaluation. 10.1002/aepp.70053 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
title Microeconomic Linkages Between Food, Energy, and Land Security: Insights From Ethiopia
topic Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy
url https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aepp.70053