Fig 1.
Peruvian regions where Indigenous Shawi Peoples reside.
Base layer: https://github.com/healthinnovation/QShawi, created with QGIS 3.20 Bonn [Terms of Use: https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/acceptable-use-policies/github-acceptable-use-policies].
Fig 2.
Seasonal calendar illustrating the variation in precipitation and perceived food security for Indigenous Shawi Peoples in the Peruvian Amazon.
Note: This image was created by AVG from the data of Zavaleta, C. et al. [13,28].
Fig 3.
Household participants flow diagram for the nutrition research in partnership with Shawi communities, Peru.
Fig 4.
Changes in nutritional conditions (types of malnutriton) for Shawi Indigenous children under 5 years old between pre-harvest and post-harvest seasons, Peruvian Amazon.
Table 1.
Variation in the anthropometrical measures of Indigenous Shawi children under 5 years old between pre-harvest and post-harvest seasons, Peruvian Amazon.
Fig 5.
Frequency of food system activities performed by the father (a) and mother (b) of Indigenous Shawi children under 5 years old during the pre-harvest and post-harvest seasons, Peruvian Amazon.
Table 2.
Destiny of foods reported by parents of Indigenous Shawi children under 5 years old during the pre-harvest and post-harvest seasons, Peruvian Amazon.
Table 3.
Bivariate analysis of the Height for Age Z-score of Indigenous Shawi children under 5 years old, Peruvian Amazon (*).
Table 4.
Bivariate analysis of the BMI for Age Z-score of Indigenous Shawi children under 5 years old, Peruvian Amazon (*).
Table 5.
Bivariate analysis of the hemoglobin levels of children under 5 years old, Peruvian Amazon (*).