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Food variety consumption and household food insecurity coping strategies after the 2010 landslide disaster – the case ofUganda
Methods
Study design
Study population and participants
Interviews with the head of the household
Scoring the household food variety scores
Scoring the household coping strategies
Statistical analyses
Results
Sociodemographic characteristics of the study population
Variations in household food variety
Variations in household food insecurity coping strategies
Table 1Food variety scores among households affected by the 2010 landslide disaster and control (unaffected) households in the two districts, Uganda, 19 November 2012–21 December2012
Table 2Crude differences in food variety scores and severity of household food insecurity coping strategies to food insecurity among households affected by the 2010 landslide disaster and control (unaffected) households in each district, Uganda, 19 Novemb
Table 3Adjusted differences in household food variety and severity of food insecurity coping strategies in the two districts, Uganda, &!QJ;19 November 2012–21 December2012
Multivariate effects on both food variety scores and severity of coping to food insecurity
Discussion
Table 4Frequency of household food insecurity coping strategies among households affected by the 2010 landslide disaster and control (unaffected) households in the two districts, Uganda, 19 November 2012–21 December2012
Table 5The likelihood of households affected by the 2010 landslide disaster and control (unaffected) households in each district to adopt each food insecurity coping strategy when food is insufficient, Uganda, 19 November 2012–21 December2012