Child Poverty: Food Security and Livelihoods
Below you can find a list of global indicators relating to Food Security and Livelihoods, a sub-theme of Child Poverty.
Save the Children’s Food Security and Livelihoods work is focused around hunger, livelihoods and food security, and includes humanitarian interventions aimed at rebuilding household productive capacity and increasing household economic resilience through earned income and improved assets and capabilities in order to benefit children. Our work also promotes seasonal incomesmoothing, income diversification and reduction of disaster risks to livelihoods, and the accumulation of savings and productive assets among very poor and vulnerable families with children.
More information on the Child Poverty theme and its subthemes can be found on OneNet. If you feel that an important indicator is missing, please propose it by using the contact option above.
- Acceptable Food consumption Score (FCS)
- Households meeting basic needs (%)
- Households with access to sufficient food (%)
- Households with a rCSI score over 19 (%)
- Increased access to productive economic resources
- Participants taking locally-led climate risk reduction actions
- Safe, accessible, accountable and participatory assistance
- Uptake of diversified / climate-resilient livelihood options