Do Social Safety Nets Buffer the Nutritional Effects of Drought? A Longitudinal Study of Children in Ethiopia
Using longitudinal data from Ethiopia, this study demonstrates that while prolonged droughts significantly increase child undernutrition, participation in the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) effectively mitigates these adverse nutritional impacts, highlighting the critical role of sustained social protection in building resilience against climate shocks.
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