Impact of Natural Disaster Shocks on Farm Household Poverty Vulnerability—A Threshold Effect Based on Livelihood Resilience

Poverty caused by disasters poses a great challenge to consolidate the achievements of poverty alleviation. Livelihood resilience is key factor for farmers resist risks and get rid poverty. Therefore, this study used China Family Panel Studies (CFPS) database. Firstly, we examined impact natural on vulnerability farmers. Secondly, taking livelihood its decomposition dimensions as threshold variables, mechanism between The results show that disaster shocks, intensity, frequency all had significant positive effect farm households’ test shows larger effects with lower buffer capacity, self-organizing learning capacity. When value exceeded third threshold, turned from negative. capacity negative; when first it suggested appropriate policies should be needed support farmers’ address disaster-induced improving Focusing resilience, government establish policy system aimed at will help escape