Table 3 Programme theories under the income pathway
# | Programme theory as ICMO statements | Supporting studies |
|---|---|---|
I1 | If households who maintain gardens (I) are situated far away from markets that sell fresh produce (C), then increased sense of self-efficacy (M) can motivate better management of gardens [and encourage consumption of produce from vegetable gardens] (O) | |
I2 | If households maintaining vegetable gardens (I) have good market access for selling surplus produce or have limited garden sizes and are low-income (C), then the opportunity to resolve various household expenses (economic priorities) (M) motivates some households to sell produce [to purchase various non-food and food items] (O) |