Cognitively testing Aotearoa’s food security questionnaire in the modern context
B. Follong,
C. Haliburton,
S. Mackay
et al.
Abstract:The eight well-known food security indicators were developed in 1997 using a stepwise process that involved five focus group interviews (one Māori, one Pakeha, two Pacific, and one mixed ethnicity) of 8-16 people, all of whom were either on a low income or were government beneficiaries(1). As part of the development of the tools and methods for a future New Zealand National Nutrition Survey, these eight indicators were considered for inclusion. The Māori and Technical Advisory Groups convened for the developme… Show more
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