FIES

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FIES is a globally used survey-based metric developed by the FAO to assess the severity and prevalence of food insecurity at the individual or household level.

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instanceOf food insecurity measurement scale ⓘ
statistical measurement tool ⓘ
survey-based metric ⓘ
acronymFor Food Insecurity Experience Scale ⓘ
aimsTo capture severity levels of food access problems ⓘ
provide comparable measures of food insecurity across countries ⓘ
appliedIn household surveys ⓘ
individual surveys ⓘ
basedOn survey questions ⓘ
classification latent trait scale ⓘ
dataCollectionMode computer-assisted surveys ⓘ
face-to-face interviews ⓘ
telephone interviews ⓘ
dataType self-reported experiences ⓘ
developer Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations ⓘ
domain food security ⓘ
nutrition statistics ⓘ
fullName Food Insecurity Experience Scale ⓘ
geographicalCoverage high-income countries ⓘ
low-income countries ⓘ
middle-income countries ⓘ
indicatorType experience-based indicator ⓘ
measurementLevel household level ⓘ
individual level ⓘ
measures food insecurity ⓘ
prevalence of food insecurity ⓘ
severity of food insecurity ⓘ
methodology experience-based food insecurity assessment ⓘ
organizationContext FAO Voices of the Hungry project ⓘ
questionnaireType standardized questionnaire ⓘ
relatedTo SDG 2 Zero Hunger ⓘ
Sustainable Development Goals ⓘ
scope global ⓘ
supports global food security monitoring ⓘ
targetPopulation adults in households ⓘ
individuals aged 15 years and older ⓘ
underlyingConcept access to adequate food ⓘ
constraints on food consumption ⓘ
usedBy international organizations ⓘ
national statistical offices ⓘ
researchers ⓘ
usedFor international comparisons of food insecurity ⓘ
monitoring food insecurity ⓘ
policy analysis ⓘ
tracking progress toward food security goals ⓘ

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