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New Medit - Vol. 20 N. 4 (2021)
Vai al sito della rivista Fetoui et al. deals with a livelihood vulnerability assessment and compares the levels of exposure, sensitivity and adaptation to climate change of the local populations in mountains area and coastal plains in Tunisian arid regions. Findings show that households in coastal plains are more vulnerable in terms of sociodemographic profile, food security, social networks, access to water and climate variability.
Cruz et al. analyse the role of a specific kind of Short Food Supply Chains (SFSCs) and
its contribution to the restoration of consumers’ trust in Spain. The authors draw a map that signals which of SFSC attributes (such as labelling, common values or direct contact with producers) are more relevant in order to build consumers’ trust. The information provided by the article offers ideas to policy makers and producers for designing their marketing strategies according to different consumers’ demands.
Turkish agriculture, in a context marked in recent years by a rural exodus of young peo…