Journal of Asian Public Policy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 27
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
This
study
utilizes
a
large
dataset
surveyed
by
Facebook
and
several
academic
institutions
to
examine
the
heterogeneous
impact
of
social
distancing
on
household-level
economic
performances,
employing
generalized
method
moments
(GMM)
estimator
controlling
multi-channel
fixed
effects.
In
particular,
in
this
case
study,
Vietnamese
government's
sudden
policy,
which
is
seen
as
quasi-experiment,
has
created
favourable
conditions
evaluate
causality
nexus.
The
results
confirm
that
increased
leads
higher
likelihood
unemployment,
especially
for
women
lower
education
levels
groups.
Notably,
also
finds
people
with
less
desirable
status
(i.e.
rate
unemployment
food
insecurity)
are
more
heavily
hurt
practices.
Therefore,
findings
suggest
need
welfare
programmes
these
disadvantaged
groups
post-pandemic.
Journal of Agriculture and Food Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 100999 - 100999
Published: Jan. 23, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
altered
the
social,
economic
and
environmental
order
of
world,
it
wreaked
havoc
in
many
aspects
life
societies,
including
food
insecurity
(FI)
rates
regions.
Due
to
multifaceted
nature
this
phenomenon,
is
required
a
better
understanding
associated
variables
that
contribute
security
(FS),
such
as
socioeconomic
demographic
for
designing
effective
efficient
policy
interventions.
In
sense,
study
describes
an
innovative
way
interpreting
causal
influence
interaction
effects
between
on
level
FS
experienced
by
Mexican
households
during
crisis.
period
from
March
May
2021,
digital
survey
was
applied
630
analyze
harmonized
version
Latin
American
Caribbean
Food
Security
Scale
(ELCSA).
For
this,
factorial
regression
model
used
estimate
contribution
mentioned
under
study,
obtaining
important
results
two
states:
Nayarit
State
Mexico.
obtained
shows
factors,
involved
FS,
are
following:
mother's
job,
household
incomes,
portion
income
destined
food,
family
members
with
place
residence,
gender
head
job
father's
schooling,
schooling
spent
food.
These
findings
offer
essential
insights
identifying
vulnerable
groups
susceptible
experiencing
insecurity,
facilitate
intervention
multiple
areas
require
improvement,
thus
enhancing
regions
contributing
achievement
SDG.
Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
45, P. 1 - 1
Published: Dec. 28, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
exacerbated
social,
economic,
and
health-related
disparities,
which
disproportionately
affect
persons
living
in
conditions
of
vulnerability.
Such
populations
include
ethnic
groups
who
face
discrimination
experience
barriers
to
accessing
comprehensive
health
care.
exposed
these
disruptions
essential
services
have
further
widened
the
gaps
access
Noncommunicable
diseases
are
more
prevalent
among
most
impacted
by
poor
social
determinants
been
associated
with
an
increased
likelihood
severe
disease
higher
mortality.
Disruptions
provision
for
noncommunicable
diseases,
mental
health,
communicable
such
as
HIV,
tuberculosis,
malaria,
maternal
child
(including
sexual
reproductive
health),
projected
also
increase
outcomes.
Other
challenges
frequency
interpersonal
violence
food
insecurity.
Countries
Americas
responded
caused
means
service
delivery
through
telemedicine
other
digital
solutions
stepping
up
support
interventions.
As
vaccinations
create
opportunity
overcome
pandemic,
countries
must
strengthen
primary
care
a
view
ensuring
equity,
if
region
is
achieve
universal
coverage
fulfillment
Sustainable
Development
Goals.La
pandemia
de
ha
acentuado
las
desigualdades
sociales,
económicas
y
relacionadas
con
la
salud,
que
afectan
desproporcionadamente
personas
en
situación
vulnerabilidad.
Esta
población
incluye
grupos
étnicos
se
enfrentan
discriminación
obstáculos
para
el
acceso
atención
integral
salud.
La
expuesto
estas
interrupciones
los
servicios
esenciales
salud
han
ampliado
aún
más
brechas
Las
enfermedades
no
transmisibles
son
prevalentes
sufrido
un
mayor
impacto
determinantes
sociales
deficientes
asociado
una
probabilidad
presentar
cuadro
grave
mortalidad.
Asimismo,
proyecta
prestación
transmisibles,
mental,
como
infección
por
VIH,
tuberculosis
maternoinfantil
(como
reproductiva)
incrementen
resultados
materia
Otros
retos
frecuencia
violencia
inseguridad
alimentaria.
Los
países
Región
Américas
respondido
causadas
mediante
telemedicina
otras
soluciones
digitales,
aceleración
intervenciones
apoyo
sociales.
A
medida
vacunación
contra
crea
oportunidad
superar
pandemia,
deben
fortalecer
su
primaria
sus
fin
garantizar
equidad,
logre
cobertura
cumplimiento
Objetivos
Desarrollo
Sostenible.A
exacerbou
disparidades
sociais,
econômicas
e
à
saúde,
afetam
maneira
desproporcional
pessoas
vivem
em
situação
vulnerabilidade.
Essas
populações
incluem
enfrentam
discriminação
barreiras
o
acesso
atenção
saúde.
expôs
essas
disparidades,
interrupções
nos
serviços
essenciais
saúde
ampliaram
ainda
mais
lacunas
aos
cuidados
doenças
não
transmissíveis
são
entre
os
afetados
sociais
da
estão
associadas
um
aumento
na
probabilidade
doença
pela
mortalidade
elevada.
Prevê-se
prestação
transmissíveis,
tuberculose
malária,
bem
dos
materno-infantil
(incluindo
reprodutiva)
também
aumentem
desfechos
adversos
Outros
desafios
frequência
violência
interpessoal
insegurança
alimentar.
Os
das
responderam
às
com
meio
outras
soluções
digitais,
aceleração
intervenções
apoio
sociais.
À
vacinação
oferece
oportunidade
devem
primária
objetivo
garantir
equidade,
região
atinja
cumprimento
Desenvolvimento
Sustentável.
Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48, P. 1 - 1
Published: April 4, 2024
Objective.
To
understand
the
association
of
food
insecurity
with
sociodemographic
factors
in
a
sample
population
Latin
America
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Methods.
This
was
multicenter
cross-sectional
study
conducted
10
countries
using
an
online
survey
through
various
digital
platforms
from
October
14,
2020
to
February
15,
2021.
Statistical
analysis
data
performed
by
applying
descriptive
statistics,
chi-square
test,
and
logistic
regression
analysis.
Results.
Of
total
6
357
surveys,
58.2%
respondents
experienced
security,
29.3%
were
slightly
insecure,
9.2%
moderately
3.3%
severely
insecure.
Concerning
variables,
there
is
significant
variables
studied,
including
area
residence,
education
level,
occupation,
number
persons
household,
household
children
younger
than
years
age,
socioeconomic
level.
Conclusions.
These
findings
indicate
that
associated
pandemic
rural
residence;
complete
incomplete
basic
secondary
schooling;
occupation
(homemaker,
unemployed,
self-employed);
low,
medium-low,
medium
level;
more
four
persons;
age.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(15), P. 3190 - 3190
Published: Aug. 3, 2022
It
is
estimated
that
Latin
America
and
the
Caribbean
(LAC)
region
with
second
highest
figures
for
food
insecurity
(FI)
globally,
a
prevalence
of
40.9%
in
entire
region.
This
cross-sectional
study
analyzes
household
factors
associated
FI
across
13
LAC
countries.
We
used
data
from
first
round
high-frequency
phone
surveys,
conducted
by
World
Bank.
Approximately
4
out
10
people
experienced
during
phase
COVID-19
pandemic.
was
positively
number
individuals
aged
5
to
18
years,
men,
illness,
accident,
or
death
an
income-earning
member,
health
expenditure
due
other
illnesses,
as
well
increase
prices,
reduced
family
income,
job
loss
member
household.
On
hand,
households
located
capital
cities
those
more
bedrooms
were
less
likely
have
FI.
The
design
social
policies
must
focus
on
economic
deficiencies
population,
unemployment,
high
costs
being
main
be
addressed
ensure
adequate
nutrition.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(8), P. 1183 - 1183
Published: July 26, 2022
To
determine
the
factors
associated
with
not
receiving
booster
dose
for
COVID-19
in
Peru,
a
cross-sectional
study
by
secondary
analysis
of
University
Maryland
and
Facebook
survey
database
assessing
global
impact
was
conducted.
Data
Peruvian
users
this
social
network
over
18
years
age
who
answered
between
13
February
2022
14
April
were
analyzed.
We
evaluated
association
sociodemographic
characteristics,
comorbidities,
history
having
received
COVID-19.
Crude
(cPR)
adjusted
(aPR)
prevalence
ratios
their
respective
95%
confidence
intervals
(95%CI)
calculated.
A
sample
20,814
adults,
21.5%
whom
reported
dose,
People
under
75
had
higher
dose.
Likewise,
university
education
(aPR
=
1.03;
95%CI:
1.02-1.05),
secondary,
or
pre-university
1.07;
1.05-1.09),
primary
level
less
1.11;
1.05-1.18),
booster,
compared
to
individuals
postgraduate
education.
Being
employed
1.01;
1.00-1.02),
1.01-1.04)
living
town
1.05;
1.02-1.07)
rural
area
1.06;
1.03-1.10),
city,
similar
association.
On
contrary,
female
gender
lower
0.97;
0.96-0.99).
Sociodemographic
characteristics
probability
population.
