Assessment of the Income, Food Security and Nutrition Consequences of Urban Food for Work in Bolivia

摘要

The Report assesses the food security and nutrition consequences, income impact, and commodity ration adequacy of the USAID/Bolivia Urban Food for Work Program (UFFW), at the request of the Mission's Agriculture and Rural Development Office. Since its inception in 1986, UFFW in Bolivia has intentionally focused, with great success, on creating employment and infrastructure, not on nutrition or food security. The Report does not single out the Bolivia program for criticism, but uses it as representative of the relative lack of attention to food security in UFFW programs worldwide.