Abstract
Our study assessed food access and availability in Auki, Solomon Islands by investigating the number, type and characteristics of food venues and characteristics of items for sale (including type, brand, price, source and quality) at one timepoint to determine feasibility for the local population to meet current guidelines. We found residents had good access to, and availability of foods from the three Pacific guidelines for a healthy lifestyle food groups, but diversity was lacking. Many fresh foods are likely seasonal suggesting there may be periods when Auki residents have greater/less access to a variety of foods, potentially impacting food security.
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Bottcher, C., Underhill, S. J. R., Aliakbari, J., & Burkhart, S. J. (2021). Food Access and Availability in Auki, Solomon Islands. Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition, 16(6), 751–769. https://doi.org/10.1080/19320248.2020.1739586
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