1 Dec 2024Open access5cites
COVID-19 Pandemic, Poverty and Health Outcomes in South Africa: Do Social Protection Programmes Protect?Publisher siteJournal of African Economies, Employment and Welfare Studies
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5 works1 Jun 2024Open access7cites
Evaluating the Role of Households' Food Security Status and Socioeconomic Determinants on Child Mortality in NigeriaPublisher siteChild Indicators Research, Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations
30 May 2024Open access6cites
Effects of food price changes on child undernutrition among agricultural households in NigeriaPublisher siteWorld Development Sustainability, Child Nutrition and Water Access
16 Feb 2024Open access4cites
COVID-19 induced shocks and its implications for human capital developmentPublisher siteInternational Journal for Equity in Health, COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts
23 May 2022Open access7cites
Assessing the Impact of Youth-in-Agribusiness Program on Poverty and Vulnerability to Poverty in NigeriaPublisher siteAgriculture, Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare
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