« Results revealed the existence of food insecurity among smallholder farmers (settlers/migrants) who have both fewer and weaker land rights as compared to landowners who possess numerous and stronger rights in the study area. Results also showed that weak and unequally skewed land rights lead to uncertain tenure durations and reduced farm sizes, which affects farmed area, farm output, food availability, accessibility and food security. »
Source : land (mdpi), 01/06/20, Implications of Customary Land Rights Inequalities for Food Security : A Study of Smallholder Farmers in Northwest Ghana
Veille : Vincent Basserie - Support technique : Hub Rural
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