ENERGY-DRIVEN PATHWAYS TO FOOD SECURITY: THE MODERATING INFLUENCE OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION ON INNOVATION, FDI, AND ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMICS IN NIGERIA
食料安全保障へのエネルギー主導の経路：ナイジェリアにおける革新、FDI、環境ダイナミクスに対するエネルギー消費の調整的影響 (AI 翻訳)
MUHAMMED SHAMWIL, AISHA ADAMU HASSAN, ANAS MUHD ABUBAKAR, BASHIR BAPPAYAYA
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日本語
本研究は、ナイジェリアの食料安全保障の決定要因をFMOLSとCCRを用いて1990～2023年の時系列データで分析。技術革新と経済成長は食料安全保障を向上させるが、CO2排出は悪影響。エネルギー消費は技術革新と経済成長の効果を促進する一方、FDIや農地拡大、CO2排出の悪影響を増幅する。
English
This study examines determinants of food security in Nigeria using FMOLS and CCR on 1990-2023 data. Technological innovation and economic growth improve food security, while CO2 emissions reduce it. Energy consumption moderates these effects positively for innovation and growth but negatively for FDI, agricultural land expansion, and emissions.
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In the global GX context
This paper offers empirical evidence from a developing country on the trade-offs between energy consumption, emissions, and food security, relevant for global debates on just transitions and sustainable agriculture in climate policy.
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🔬研究者:Provides empirical evidence on the moderating role of energy in the food security-environment nexus, useful for extending models to other developing contexts.
🏢実務担当者:Highlights the need for integrated policies linking energy access, sustainable agriculture, and emissions reduction in corporate supply chains.
🏛政策担当者:Underscores the importance of aligning energy and agricultural policies to mitigate climate impacts on food security, particularly in fossil-fuel-dependent economies.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Despite its abundant potentials in agriculture, food security remains a major challenge for Nigeria, with food production and access mostly influenced by factors such as technological, socio-economic, environmental, and infrastructure. This study empirically examined the determinants of food security in Nigeria by utilizing Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square (FMOLS) and Canonical Cointegrating regression (CCR) for robustness check. Annual time series data from 1990 and 2023 was used. The results revealed that technological innovation and economic growth promote food security significantly, while FDI inflows shows a positive but insignificant impact on food security, which may be associated with its high concentration in extractive sectors. Similarly, expansion in agricultural land has an insignificant impact on food security. On the contrary, CO2 emissions significantly reduce food security in Nigeria, underscoring the negative environmental consequences of CO2 emissions related climate change on food security. The effect of energy consumption as a moderator highlights that availability of energy access enhances the favorable roles played by technological innovation and economic growth in enhancing food security. However, energy moderated FDI inflows, agricultural land expansion, and CO2 emissions are unfavorable to food security in Nigeria. These outcomes suggests that there is need for integrated policies aimed at promoting the adoption of modern agricultural technologies, attract sustainable agriculture-centered foreign investments, expand rural infrastructure such as access road, and electricity, and promote climate-resistant agricultural practices to mitigate agricultural losses related to climate change environmental risks.
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