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Sarah Edewor (Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research, Nigeria)

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Interests: Trade liberalisation, Regional integration, Welfare, Poverty, income inequality, Gender
JobTitle: Early Career Researcher
Department: Department of Agriculture and Food Policy
Country: Nigeria

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Panels

• DSA2026: Beyond financial systems’ access: Indigenous knowledge, financial justice & community agencies roles
• DSA2025: The politics of care: gendered impacts on health and food security in times of crisis in the Global South
• DSA2024: Sustainable agriculture and social justice nexus: Navigating challenges in a polarized world
• DSA2023: Understanding the agricultural food systems and climate change nexus: implication for sustainable development
• DSA2021: The impact of Covid-19 on the displacement crisis resulting from natural disasters II
• DSA2021: The impact of Covid-19 on the displacement crisis resulting from natural disasters I
• DSA2019: Large-scale migration, remittances and development: historical and contemporary evidence

Papers

• DSA2025: Does governance and health investment affect household welfare? Reflecting the gender perspective of food crises in sub-Saharan Africa
• DSA2025: Gender, care burdens, and sustainable agricultural practices: examining welfare outcomes among Nigerian farmers
• DSA2024: Gender gap, sustainable food systems, and social justice nexus among smallholders in Nigeria
• DSA2024: Land governance and social justice dynamics in ogun state: assessing the prolonged effects on farm labour participation
• DSA2023: Effect of Climate Change on Food Systems in West Africa: A Gender Analysis
• DSA2023: Resource use conflict and insecurity in Nigeria: implication for national growth
• DSA2021: Assessing the Knowledge, Practice and Impact of COVID-19 on Internally Displaced Persons’ Welfare in Nigeria
• DSA2021: Environmental Displacement Crisis in the Face of COVID-19 in West Africa
• DSA2021: Impact of climate change on human mobility and livelihood in Nigeria
• DSA2020: Influence of Land Governance on Willingness to Embrace Resilient Farming Practices among Smallholders in Nigeria
• DSA2020: Global South migration: causes of inequalities in employment opportunities among migrants'
• DSA2020: Does Public Opinion Drive Development Cooperation between the European Union and Africa?
• DSA2020: Reframing Displacement Crisis as Development Opportunities for Livelihood Enhancement in Nigeria
• DSA2020: The role of Indigenous Industries in Driving the Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria: A Case Study of Dangote Industries Ltd
• DSA2019: Agricultural trade, market access and food security in Africa
• DSA2019: Globalization and its effect on agricultural trade and development in 21st century: a focus on Africa