ASSESSMENT OF FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLD’S FOOD SECURITY AND THE AFFECTING FACTORS; CASE STUDY: WOMEN IN RAZAN CITY

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SAADI HESHMATOLLAH; VAHDAT MOADDAB HAJAR

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Journal: Woman in Development and Politics Year:2013 | Volume:11 | Issue:3 Page(s): 411-426

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Title

ASSESSMENT OF FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLD’S FOOD SECURITY AND THE AFFECTING FACTORS; CASE STUDY: WOMEN IN RAZAN CITY

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SAADI HESHMATOLLAH | VAHDAT MOADDAB HAJAR | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

CITY OF RASANQ2

FEMALEQ2

HEADED HOUSEHOLDSQ2

FOOD INSECURITYQ2

FOOD SECURITYQ1

RURAL WOMENQ1

Abstract

Female heads of households are responsible for the material and spiritual needs of the families because of a deceased, missing, separated, divorced, addicted, disabled (permanent or temporary), imprisonment, ill or military deployed male head of households. Survey research was employed in the study. The target population includes RURAL WOMEN heads of households Razan city. Following Cochran’s formula, a sample of 92 participants was randomly selected. After an extensive literature review, a standardized questionnaire for measure of household FOOD INSECURITY was used. The questionnaire reliability which is estimated by Cronbach’s Alpha was 89.5. Findings of research indicated that food securities for 25 percent of women in over and 75 percent of them are different degrees of FOOD INSECURITY. So food securitieshave significant relationship with factors such as education, the number of children under 18 year’s old, supervisory status, and home ownership.

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