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Table 1 General characteristics of the reviewed studies

From: A systematic review of the direct and indirect COVID-19’s impact on food security and its dimensions: pre-and post-comparative analysis

Studies

Country

Study population

Sample size

Study duration

Study design

Comparison

Ahmed et al. [30]

USA

College students

1,989

Fall semester 2019 to end of fall semester 2020

Cross-sectional

The food security status before pandemic with the food security status after a pandemic

Faridi & Furqan [32]

Indonesia

Households

218

May—June 2020

Cross-sectional

Food insecurity levels before COVID-19 with during COVID-19

Gaitán-Rossi et al. [33]

Mexico

Households

3,357

April—June 2020

Cross-sectional

National survey 2018 result with food insecurity result during COVID-19

Giacoman et al. [34]

Chile

Households

70,677 pre COVID-19 & 4,425 during COVID-19

24 June—7 August 2020

Cross-sectional

2017/18 food insecurity level with food insecurity level during COVID-19

Hamadani et al. [35]

Bangladesh

Mothers

3, 016 Children’s mother

19 May—18 June 2020

Interrupted time series

The status of food insecurity in a median of 1 and 2 years pre-COVID-19 with the status of food insecurity post-COVID-19

Kansiime et al. [16]

Kenya & Uganda

Individual respondents

442

18–27 April 2020

Cross-sectional

Food insecurity level before pandemic with during pandemic

Kharroubi et al. [36]

Lebanon

Individual adults

3, 000

Retrospective data from 2015—2017

Predictive model

Food insecurity estimates before COVID-19 with food insecurity estimates during COVID-19

Mialki et al. [31]

USA

College students

3, 206

April—May 2020

Cross-sectional

Food security status before and after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic

Niles et al. [18]

USA

Adult individuals

27,168

March to May 2020

Cross-sectional

Food insecurity before pandemic with during pandemic

Pakravan-Charvadeh et al. [25]

Iran

Households

299

March to February 2020

Cross-sectional

Dietary diversity and food security status of households before and after the emergence of COVID-19