2015
DOI: 10.18270/rsb.v3i1.47
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Seguridad alimentaria en familias vulnerables de Cajicá, Colombia,2012.

Abstract: Introducción. Según los datos de la Encuesta de la Situación Nutricional de Colombia(ENSIN, 2005 y 2010), la inseguridad alimentaria ha aumentado en el país, pasando de 40,8 % a 42,7 % y siendo más evidente en las zonas urbanas. Para el caso de Cundinamarca, en el 2010, aproximadamente, una de cada tres familias se encontraba en inseguridad alimentaria. El objetivo de este estudio fue hacer un diagnóstico de la seguridad alimentaria de las familias de los niños atendidos por la ONG “Niños sin hambre” del munic… Show more

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“…Our findings revealed that approximately one in three people (31.1%) experienced food insecurity following the earthquake, with 9% of the population facing severe food insecurity. Compared to earlier studies conducted in Latin America after natural disasters, these figures are somewhat lower, as previous reports suggested a prevalence of severe food insecurity ranging between 33.3 and 42% ( 5 , 54 ). Earthquakes generally induce lingering issues such as water pollution, sanitation deficits, and financial difficulties arising from the destruction of rural and agricultural infrastructure ( 55 ).…”
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confidence: 76%
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“…Our findings revealed that approximately one in three people (31.1%) experienced food insecurity following the earthquake, with 9% of the population facing severe food insecurity. Compared to earlier studies conducted in Latin America after natural disasters, these figures are somewhat lower, as previous reports suggested a prevalence of severe food insecurity ranging between 33.3 and 42% ( 5 , 54 ). Earthquakes generally induce lingering issues such as water pollution, sanitation deficits, and financial difficulties arising from the destruction of rural and agricultural infrastructure ( 55 ).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 76%
“…Earthquakes generally induce lingering issues such as water pollution, sanitation deficits, and financial difficulties arising from the destruction of rural and agricultural infrastructure ( 55 ). Additionally, factors such as overcrowding, increased fertility rates, and expanded household composition contribute to the overall reports of food insecurity ( 54 ). Our study acknowledges these underlying issues and their potential influence on the prevalence of food insecurity in the aftermath of the earthquake.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%