Mixed-methods analysis reveals key determinants of food security in Nigeria, highlighting vital risk mitigation strategies and behavioral influences.
Key Points
A multi-dimensional risk model explains 70.7% of variance in food security outcomes, underscoring the role of crop yield index and food price inflation.
The combination of quantitative risk modeling and qualitative case studies highlights disconnects between policy design and local implementation.
Financial literacy and technology readiness are key predictors of risk management adoption among stakeholders, varying by region.
Investment in both technical solutions and behavioral change is crucial for achieving sustainable food security.