Jaimie N Davis, Lauren C Martinez, Donna Spruijt-Metz, Nicole M Gatto
LA Sprouts: A 12-Week Gardening, Nutrition, and Cooking Randomized Control Trial Improves Determinants of Dietary Behaviors
Journal of nutrition education and behavior
understand association food insecurity sociodemographic factors sample population latin america covid19 pandemic multicenter crosssectional study conducted 10 countries latin america using online survey various digital platforms october 14 2020 february 15 2021 statistical analysis data performed applying descriptive statistics chisquare test logistic regression analysis total 6 357 surveys 582 respondents experienced food security 293 slightly food insecure 92 moderately food insecure 33 severely food insecure concerning association food insecurity sociodemographic variables significant association variables studied including area residence education level occupation number persons household household children younger 10 years age socioeconomic level findings indicate sociodemographic factors associated food insecurity covid19 pandemic latin america rural residence complete incomplete basic secondary schooling occupation homemaker unemployed selfemployed low mediumlow medium socioeconomic level household four persons household children younger 10 years age