Op-ed · CELIOS · 27 October 2026
Breaking the cycle of food insecurity and malnutrition: parametric and non-parametric evidence from Indonesia
This dissertation examines how parent-child and household dynamics shape food insecurity and malnutrition in Indonesia. Its findings connect subjective well-being, parental child marriage, intergenerational mobility, and internet access with food security and nutritional outcomes, pointing to economic empowerment, education, gender equality, health promotion, and digital inclusion as important policy directions. An opinion article by Isnawati Hidayah, published in Leiden University Scholarly Publications.
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