My research provides empirical evidence about how households’ resources, their agricultural strategies and their well-being (food security in particular) are strictly interconnected in Bihar, India.  The assessment posed significant empirical and methodological challenges since the presence of endogeneity. The study emphasizes the importance of targeted interventions to improve specific forms of households’ livelihood resources which are prominent determinants of adoption of strategies that leads to the maintenance of resilience by environmentally dependent households in the developing world.

The study was published on Food Security, Springer, Impact factor:2.095