We are also increasingly exposed to the insecurity of buying from abroad.
De Groen and Maselli [48] summarise that the crowd is exposed to financial insecurities, lacking social protection, isolation and stress, blurring lines between the sphere of work and private life, high competition and uncertainties due to short-term schedules.
In this regard, coping via the use of wild foods can be seen as one of the defining components of behavioral shifts into which households flip when exposed to the food insecurity shock.
Over 800,000 children have been exposed to violence and insecurity since the beginning of this emergency.
There, she learnt that Tariq's behavior was typical of children who are consistently exposed to violence and insecurity.
(Interview 4, Nurse) Whilst no issues with security and crime were reported at work within the private sector, those who worked in the private sector were still exposed to issues of insecurity outside of their workplace.
"Events in the country pointedly indicate that our delegation could be exposed to danger as the violence and insecurity in the country continues relentlessly," the Ghana letter said.
Poor families living in a state of chronic insecurity are constantly exposed to shocks from which they are seldom able to recover.
Over 800,000 children have been exposed to extraordinary levels of violence and insecurity, some 1,600 have been injured and more than 300 children have died.
We know that over 800,000 children have been exposed to extraordinary levels of violence and insecurity over the past weeks, and they will need immediate and lasting assistance.
High-quality child care, summer and after-school programs are critical for children's long-term prospects, especially for children exposed to risk factors such as poverty, food insecurity, health problems, and a host of other issues.
