how effective is global governance of sovereignty and territorial integrity

Question 1

benefits of global governance

name 3 short term effects

Answer 1

supply of medicines and medical treatment - short term - increases health

supply of food - reduces food insecurity - greater access to food

provision of shelters for IDP’s - less homeless - greater safety

Question 2

global governance benefits

3 long term effects

Answer 2

Agricultural training to provide food security - people can grow their own food - less dependant

education programmes which aim to prevent further conflict - reduce future damage from conflict - greater co-operation - more productive

integrate gender equality into policies and practices - women have greater HDI - more productive workforce - as women are able to join

Question 3

benefits of global governance where territorial integrity has been threatened

4 short term effects

Answer 3

security and protection of civilians in conflict areas - reduce fatalities

reduce force conscription of child soldiers - greater rights - child safety

periods of ceasefire - negotiated and monitored - short term helps country stabilise

early warning of renewed conflict - people can be ready and evacuate early - reduce number of deaths

Question 4

benefits of global governance where territorial integrity is threatened

4 long term effects

Answer 4

Development of sustainable food and water supplies - long term - greater food security - greater access to food

cyber defence - upgraded technology - keeps on level with developing world - not left behind - able to grow and build relationships

support transition to democracy - more equality in long run - less territorial integrity chance in future

improving trade relationships to help rude effects of economic shock - keeps countries from fully collapsing - relationships mean other countries can help aid aswell as retaining an income from trade exports

Question 5

4 unintended effects of military intervention

Answer 5

increased number of civilian casualties - caught in cross fire

displacement of population - conflict zones - long term - less stable people don’t have safe home

disruption to education - schools may be destroyed - unable to work due to teachers and workers being effected - less safety to work in

crops may be destroyed during conflict - long term - food insecurity - loss of seasonal crops - loss of income for farmers - greater poverty