Resource Reliance Case Studies Flashcards

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Give an example of an attempt to achieve food security at a local scale.

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Goat Aid in Tanzania

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Sustainability of Goat Aid

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    • Villagers trained to take care of goats and get help for simple diseases.
    • Goats are quite long-term.
    • Goats need much water, scarce in parts of Tanzania.
    • Small-scale dairy products have little impact on food security.
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Success of Goat Aid

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    • 3 litres per goat per day.
    • Farm Africa invested £200,000 to buy Toggenburg goats (£400 each) and then imported them.
    • Goats need much water, scarce in parts of Tanzania.
    • Small-scale dairy products have little impact on food security.
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Impacts of Goat Aid

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    • 3 litres per goat per day.
    • Farm Africa invested £200,000 to buy Toggenburg goats (£400 each) and then imported them.
    • Goats grazing damaged the land, causing desertification.
    • Small-scale dairy products have little impact on food security.
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Give an example of a past attempt to improve food security at a national scale.

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Tanzania-Canada Wheat Programme

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Sustainability of the Tanzania-Canada Wheat Programme

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    • 121 Tanzanians trained to expert level on wheat production.
    • Tanzania alone among southern African countries survived 1992 drought un-aided.
    • 40,000 Barabaig lives threatened with usage of Hanang Plains.
    • Tanzania could not afford more parts for machinery.
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Success of the Tanzania-Canada Wheat Programme

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    • Provided 60% of Tanzania’s wheat.
    • Tanzania alone among southern African countries survived 1992 drought un-aided.
    • Tanzania could not afford more parts for machinery.
    • Yield was low, importing would have been cheaper overall.
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Impacts of the Tanzania-Canada Wheat Programme

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    • Provided 60% of Tanzania’s wheat.
    • Tanzania alone among southern African countries survived 1992 drought un-aided.
    • 40,000 Barabaig lives threatened with usage of Hanang Plains.
    • Only wheat was grown, decreasing biodiversity and soil fertility.
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Give an example of a present attempt to improve food security at a national scale.

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SAGCOT - Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor Of Tanzania

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Sustainability of the SAGCOT

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    • Regional food security assured - 2 million put out of poverty.
    • Kilombero Plantation - central farmer doubled rice yield and 7300 other growers benefited. All parties gained.
    • Water prohibited from reaching nomadic tribes for animals.
    • Much promised investment was not followed through with.
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Success of the SAGCOT

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    • Kilombero Plantation - central farmer doubled rice yield and 7300 other growers benefited.
    • 450,000 jobs created.
    • Much promised investment was not followed through with.
    • Most money invested benefits large commerce farmers primarily.
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Impacts of the SAGCOT

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    • Regional food security assured - 2 million put out of poverty.
    • 450,000 jobs created.
    • Water prohibited from reaching nomadic tribes for animals.
    • Most money invested benefits large commerce farmers primarily.
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