Food Security Flashcards

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What 3 pillars is food security based on?

A
  1. Food availability: consistently having enough food
  2. Food access: having the resources to get appropriate foods for healthy diet
  3. Food use: appropriate use based on knowledge of nutrition and care; adequate water and sanitation
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2
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World Food Summit of _____ defined food safety as _______

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1996; “when all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life”

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3
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What is the WTO? What did they propose about agricultural agreements?

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World Trade Organization proposed that developing countries put tariffs to protect nat’l food security and employment; agricultural big in developing countries; trade liberalization can be harmful

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What is Feed the Future?

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President Obama’s initiative to reduce global hunger, food insecurity, and malnutrition

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5
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What is the poverty threshold?

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$1.25 a day

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6
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Nearly ____ people suffer from chronic hunger

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800 million

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7
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In 2050, the world’s population will be increased by more than ___ billion.

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9

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Ensuring that everyone has enough nutritious food to eat will require at least a ____ percent increase in agricultural production without adversely affecting the environment.

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60

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9
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President ______ called upon global leaders at the ______ (year) ___________ Summit

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Obama; 2009; G-8 L’Aquila

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10
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Donors from the L’Aquila Summit donated $__________

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22 billion

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11
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How many countries does Feed the Future support?

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19

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12
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GAFSP, which stands for _________, was established in _____

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Global Agriculture and Food Security Program; 2010

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13
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In _____ (year,) President Obama, African leaders and other G-8 members announced the ____________ to expand private sector investment in agriculture and nutriton

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2012; New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition

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14
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In ______, the United States and ______ announced ________ to support internat’l partners in making agriculturally and nutritionally relevant data available for global public use

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2013; the United Kingdom; Global Open Data Initiative for Agriculture and Nutrition

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15
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What does OCHA stand for?

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Office for the Coordination of Human Affairs

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16
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What is the mVAM?

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Mobile Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping; uses live voice calls, SMS and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) calls technology to collect real-time, operationally relevant and gender disaggregated household, nutrition and market-related food security information

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17
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What is FAO?

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN

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18
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What is a CFSVA? How long does it last?

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Comprehensive Food Security and Vulnerability Analysis; valid for 5 years

19
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What is JAM?

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Joint Assessment Missions; conducted w/ UNHCR to understand food and nutrition situation of refugees

20
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What is CFSAM?

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Crop and Food Security Missions; conducted with FAO; usually for emergencies related to agricultural production or overall food availability problems; w/gov’t request; analyzes supply and demand and houses food access

21
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What is an EFSA?

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Emergency Food Security Assessment; following a disaster or shock; basis for relief; surveys geographical area for impact

22
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What is the MD?

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2000; Millennium Declaration to halve hunger from 1990-2015

23
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What is the CFS?

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Committee of Food Security

24
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What are FBS? What do they look at?

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Food Balance Sheets; look at:

  • the domestic supply of food
  • the domestic food utilization
  • the food supply available for human consumption
25
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DES is derived from Food Balance Sheets

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Dietary Energy Supply; used for estimating the prevalence of undernourishmen

26
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FAO Hunger Map; what countries have 35% or more?

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Namibia, Zambia, Central African Republic, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

27
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North America has a _______ percentage of hunger

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very low;

28
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Central America has a ________ percentage of hunger (except ______); another region that has this is ____________

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moderately high; 15-24.9%; except Costa Rica; China

29
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_________, ________, ________, and ________ all have very low hunger

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Europe, Russia, Australia, and lower South American countries (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay) Venezuela, too

30
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What are the 5 Steps in that article a/b world hunger?

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  1. Freeze agriculture’s footprint
  2. Grow more on existing farms
  3. Use resources more efficiently
  4. Shift diets
  5. Reduce waste (one of the most effective if addressed)
31
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How much of the world’s crop calories feed people directly? Where do the rest go?

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55%; the rest are fed to livestock (36%,) or turned into biofuels and industrial products (9%)

32
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_____% of world calories and _____ % of food weight are lost or wasted before they can be consumed

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25; 50

33
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If all 5 steps are implemented, it could _____ the world’s food population

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double

34
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What countries in East Africa have food security issues?

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South Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia, Burundi, and Djibouti

35
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Describe causes of food insecurity in South Sudan

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conflict and insecurity affected planting last year

36
Q

Describe causes of food insecurity in Burundi

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increased violence led to population displacement

37
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Describe causes of food insecurity in Djibouti

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inadequate pasture regeneration

38
Q

Describe causes of food insecurity in Ethiopia

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early season dryness caused rainfall deficits that damaged crop production

39
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What countries in West Africa have food security issues?

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Mali, Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Mauritania, Cote D’Ivoire

40
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What countries in Southern Africa have food security issues?

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Botswana, Lesotho,

Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique

41
Q

_____ is the second biggest exportable maize

producer in the region

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Zambia

42
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What countries in Latin American and Caribbean have food security issues?

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Haiti, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador

43
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What countries in the Middle East and Central Asia have food security issues?

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Ukraine, Libya, Kyrgyzstan