Authors/Year published | Contextual | Findings | Research Gaps |
Sigh P. K., & Chudasama H (2019) | India | Comprehensive poverty alleviation drive calls for the complementarity of various approaches. | The study did not discuss policy interventions like FISP. |
Kuntashula, E. (2021) | Zambia | FISP increases maize production and ensures household food security. | The study did not answer the question whether smallholder farmers were happy with maize production to alleviate their poverty. |
Kodamaya, S. (2011). | Zambia | Re-focus the targeting of FISP beneficiaries to improve its performance. | The study did discussed the challenges and not the lived experiences of farmers regarding FISP. |
Dorward, A., Anderson, S., Bernal, Y. N., Vera, E. S., Rushton, J., Pattison, J., & Paz, R. (2009). | SSA, Zambia | Food security strategies and poverty alleviation strategies must be separated in agricultural policies. | The study did not highlight the lived experiences of farmers regarding FISP. |
Molina-Flores, B., Manzano-Baena, P., & Coulibaly, M. D. (2020). | West Africa | Livestock is important in food security, poverty alleviation and wealth creation. | The study did not highlight the capabilities of farmers regarding other types of farming. |
Mason, N. M., Kuteya, A., Ngoma, H., Tossou, D. A., & Baylis, K. R. (2020). | Zambia | Challenges in the implementation of FISP and lack of political will affected performance of the e-FISP concept. | The study did not highlight the lived experiences of farmers regarding FISP. |
Smale, M., & Birol, E. (2013). | Zambia | Evidence of reduced poverty levels in farmers who received input support. | The study did not highlight the lived experiences of farmers regarding FISP. |
Uddin, M. T., & Dhar, A. R. (2018). | Bangladesh | Input support program on Aus rice production improved food security and overall livelihood of the farmers. | The study discussed the support of a staple food and not other types of farming. |
Hansen, J., Hellin, J., Rosenstock, T., Fisher, E., Cairns, J., Stirling, C., & Campbell, B. (2019). | SSA, South Asia | Climate risk management interventions can reduce poverty. | The study did not highlight other sustainable interventions as seen from the farmers’ perspective. |
Vos. R., & Cattaneo A. (2020) | South Asia, Africa | Inclusive food value chains can reduce poverty. | The study did not highlight how a single policy can tackle poverty alleviation. |
Gassner, A., Harris, D., Mausch, K., Terheggen, A., Lopes, C., Finlayson, R. F., & Dobie, P. (2019). | Africa | It is not practical to reduce poverty without recognizing the capability and incentives of farmers’ typologies. | The study did not highlight the lived experiences of farmers regarding FISP. |
Osabohien, R., Matthew, O., Gershon, O., Ogunbiyi, T., & Nwosu, E. (2019). | West Africa | Poverty reduction through agriculture is dependent on human capital development. | The study did not highlight other sustainable issues based on the lived experiences of farmers. |