Smallholder Farmers’ Livelihood Security Options amidst Climate Variability and Change in Rural Ghana

Table 1

Logistic regression table of variables in the equation.

Predictive variables		S.E.	Wald	df	Sig.	Exp()	95.0% C.I. for EXP()
							Lower	Upper
Age of respondent ()		.613	4.685	1	.030	3.768	1.134	12.524
Type of household			.000	1	.999		.000	—
Marital status of respondent		.456	2.413	1	.120	2.030	.831	4.958
Size of household ()		.791	5.510	1	.019	6.408	1.359	30.224
Location of community		.998	3.191	1	.074	.168	.024	1.189
Increased expenditure on agricultural inputs		1.070	.002	1	.961	1.054	.129	8.582
Reduced income from agriculture		1.037	.361	1	.548	1.865	.244	14.243
Insecure household food supply ()		1.039	6.326	1	.012	13.644	1.781	104.561
Constant			.000	1	.999	.000

Note. Significant at .