posted on 2024-09-06, 06:12authored byNgoni Mararike, Admire Nyamwanza
This Chapter discusses vulnerability and coping survey findings in 16 sampled districts of Zimbabwe. It is divided into four sections. The first provides a brief conceptual review of vulnerability and coping strategies. The second provides background information on key patterns and trends on vulnerability in the country in the years leading to the survey, thereby presenting the general vulnerability context within which the survey was undertaken. The last two sections examine vulnerability and coping determinants and patterns in the 16 sampled districts.
A research paper on coping with poverty within Zimbabwe's vulnerable poor populations.
Funding
Funded by Canada's International Development Center (www.idrc.ca)
History
Publisher
Institute of environmental Studies (IES), University of Zimbabwe.
Citation
Mararike, N. and Nyamwanza, A. (2012) Shocks, vulnerability and coping. In: Manjengwa, J., Feresu, S. and Chimhowu, A. (eds.) Understanding poverty, promoting wellbeing and sustainable development: a sample survey of 16 districts of Zimbabwe, pp. 57-65. Harare: IES.
IDS Item Types
Book chapter
Copyright holder
University of Zimbabwe (UZ), Institute of Environmental Studies (IES)