Approach

Definition

In the context of addressing food insecurity in developing countries, an approach refers to a specific strategy or method used to tackle the issue effectively. Different approaches may involve various interventions, policies, or programs designed to improve access to food and reduce hunger.

Related terms

Subsistence Farming: Subsistence farming is a self-sufficient agricultural practice where farmers produce crops primarily for their own family's consumption rather than for commercial purposes.

Food Aid: Food aid involves providing assistance in the form of food supplies (such as emergency relief) to populations facing immediate hunger or malnutrition.

Market-based Approaches: Market-based approaches utilize market mechanisms and incentives to address food insecurity by promoting agricultural entrepreneurship, fair trade practices, and private sector engagement in developing countries' food systems.