Improved Knowledge of the Role of the Forests for Food Security and Nutrition in Congo Basin Phase 1: Cameroon
The dataset is comprised of two seasons of data survey collected in two sites in the Tshopo province of DRC (PK122 and Lileko) and two sites in the East region of Cameroon (Ndelele and Ngatto Nouveau). Data included here are dietary intake based on a quantitative 24-hour dietary recall of mother-child pairs, 7-day food frequency, WASH habits, food insecurity, asset ownership, infection, anthropometric measurement, and general socio-demographic information
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Format: | survey data biblioteca |
Language: | English |
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Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
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Subjects: | Sustainable Landscapes & Livelihoods (SLL), Sustainable Landscapes & Food (SLF), household expenditure, household consumption, household income, household surveys, food security, food consumption, anthropometric measurements, |
Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.17528/CIFOR/DATA.00288 |
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Summary: | The dataset is comprised of two seasons of data survey collected in two sites in the Tshopo province of DRC (PK122 and Lileko) and two sites in the East region of Cameroon (Ndelele and Ngatto Nouveau). Data included here are dietary intake based on a quantitative 24-hour dietary recall of mother-child pairs, 7-day food frequency, WASH habits, food insecurity, asset ownership, infection, anthropometric measurement, and general socio-demographic information |
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