Some Indicative Food Security Issues PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Title: Some Indicative Food Security Issues


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Some Indicative Food Security Issues
  • How does free trade help secure food supplies?
  • What does increased biofuel production do for
    food security?
  • Is it high prices or low prices for food which
    threaten food security?
  • What is the yield gap, how does it arise and
    how might it be closed?
  • Is globalisation (UK buying fresh green beans
    and roses from Kenya) good for food security?

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Some Indicative Food Security Issues
  • Are peasant/subsistence farmers the key to future
    food security?
  • Why might a 2nd Green Revolution not be enough?
  • Is GM technology the key?
  • Should private sector profits be the major
    driver?
  • If not, then what and by whom?
  • How far can environmental degradation damage in
    one place be offset by improvement elsewhere?
  • What are the trade-offs between food security and
    environmental sustainability?
  • Who should own the land?

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Some Indicative Food Security Issues
  • What roles can Foreign Direct Investment play in
    improving food security for the poorest?
  • Isnt the key problem lack of income, so economic
    growth is the only long term solution?
  • Are better models of food production, consumption
    and trade needed?
  • Or just better storage, transport and delivery
    systems?
  • Why do we waste so much?
  • Why do we eat so much meat?
  • How might we be able to eat more fish?
  • Are we doing enough if not who should be doing
    what?
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