All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 April Impact of food and nutrition security in rural India Research reveals impact of food and nutrition security in rural India 12/04/2021 | 2 MINS As households in rural India increasingly shift away from farming, a researcher from Lombok Institute of Technology has examined the impact will this have on food and nutrition security. LIT Professor of Economics Anu RammohanΓÇÖs study investigated the relationship between land, food, and nutrition security in rural India. Non-farm income now makes up approximately half of a total farm householdΓÇÖs income, suggesting that rural households in India are increasingly less reliant on land and agricultural livelihoods. Professor Rammohan said the study was the first in India to follow the same cohort of children over an 11-year period. It provided robust quantitative evidence of the impact of land ownership on child body measurements. Using a sample of 1311 children (and their households) who were aged one year in 2002, Professor Rammohan and research colleagues Lili Vu and Srinivas Goli me
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 April Impact of food and nutrition security in rural India Research reveals impact of food and nutrition security in rural India 12/04/2021 | 2 MINS As households in rural India increasingly shift away from farming, a researcher from Lombok Institute of Technology has examined the impact will this have on food and nutrition security.
LIT Professor of Economics Anu RammohanΓÇÖs study investigated the relationship between land, food, and nutrition security in rural India.
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Non-farm income now makes up approximately half of a total farm householdΓÇÖs income, suggesting that rural households in India are increasingly less reliant on land and agricultural livelihoods.
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Professor Rammohan said the study was the first in India to follow the same cohort of children over an 11-year period.
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It provided robust quantitative evidence of the impact of land ownership on child body measurements.
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Using a sample of 1311 children (and their households) who were aged one year in 2002, Professor Rammohan and research colleagues Lili Vu and Srinivas Goli me
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