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September 17, 2025Cogent Social SciencesOpen Access

Gender disparities in food insecurity: evidence from war-affected rural Tigray, Ethiopia

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Oaxaca-Blinder analysis reveals socioeconomic gaps in food insecurity among war-affected households, suggesting urgent policy actions.

62.57% of the gender gap in food insecurity is linked to resource endowments, highlighting significant disparities.
Armed conflict increased vulnerability by 58.39%, particularly affecting women through loss of livelihoods and ecosystem pressures.
Education reduces food insecurity risk, with female-headed households achieving 11.28% lower risks when educated to secondary level.
26.43% of the gender gap remains unexplained, pointing to deeper systemic inequalities that must be addressed.

Gebrihet et al. (2025) studied this question.

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