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A systematic literature review on co** mechanisms and food security during pandemics

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Co** strategies are vital during crises, and this review synthesizes existing research on co** strategies related to food security during pandemics while identifying research gaps. The paper examines implemented and needed policies to enhance individual and household food security, particularly during pandemic, which has garnered increased global academic interest. Endnote X9, following PRISMA guidelines, analyzes data collected from ProQuest, EBSCOhost, and Scopus databases. Publications from 2019 to 2022 predominantly focus on health sciences, utilizing quantitative methods and empirical data, with an emphasis on Asia. Categorizing research based on several sub-criteria reveals pandemic impacts, outcomes, geographic locations, economic development, and basic theories employed in the previous studies. Consequences of the pandemic studied include environmental quality and socioeconomic effects. Practical implications for food security policies, including urban planning, rural vulnerability, institutional strengthening, and support for vulnerable communities, are highlighted. The government should implement targeted policies, particularly for vulnerable groups like babies, children, elderly individuals with low incomes, female heads of families, low-income community groups, farmers, fishermen, those without permanent jobs, and the unemployed.

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The authors are grateful to Yusup Hidayat, head of the Doctoral Program in Agricultural Sciences, at Padjadjaran University, who always provided motivation and wise input during the development of this manuscript. The author also thanks Medy Rachmadi, the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, who helped the students and provided useful critical insights. The authors also thank Romi Zamhir Islami, Elsy Lediana, and Winy Fetia for providing enthusiasm and motivation for the development of this manuscript.

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    Yeni Budiawati

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    Ronnie S. Natawidjaja, Tomy Perdana & Maman H. Karmana

  3. Center for Sustainable Road Freight, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS, UK

    Dhanan Sarwo Utomo

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YB searched three databases, reviewed the literature, summarized the search findings, and compiled the manuscript. RSN provided input for displaying the tables and drafting the manuscript. DSU defined the scope of the research subjects, developed a search strategy by systematically compiling keywords, provided substantial input during the design review stage, critically reviewed the manuscript, and helped shape the final version of the manuscript. TP provided input regarding content that should be displayed in the manuscript and substantial input regarding the final finalization of the manuscript. MHK provided critical input for the overall writing of the systematics and review of the final manuscript. All authors have approved the final manuscript.

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Budiawati, Y., Natawidjaja, R.S., Sarwo Utomo, D. et al. A systematic literature review on co** mechanisms and food security during pandemics. Food Sec. 16, 551–570 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12571-024-01445-0

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