SDG’s,Aid, Fairtrade, Free trade, Tourism & development, Flashcards
- What does the letters SDG stand for?
Sustainable development goals (SDG’s).
- What came before the SDG’s?
Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s).
- How many SDG’s are there?
17.
- Who set up the SDG’s?
United Nations.
- When are the SDG’s aimed to be achieved?
2030.
- Development Aid is…
Aid given over the long term to tackle poverty and improve quality of life.
- Bilateral Aid is…
Financial support, or the gift of food, clothing or other emergency support that is given directly from the government of one country to another.
- Multilateral Aid is…
Financial support that is given by a large number of different governments to a large organisation such as the United Nations or World Bank.
This organisation then uses the aid to support countries in need of support.
- Emergeny Aid is…
Aid that is given urgently after a natural disaster or conflict to protect the lives of survivers.
- Where did the CONVAMS (Community Vitalization and Afforestation in Middle Shire) project take place?
Malawi.
- What key problem does Middle Shire face?
Soil erosion.
- What 2 factors have caused this problem in Middle Shire?
- Farmers cutting down forests for farmland.
- Falling prices of Tobacco means it has become more intensively grown.
- What country funds the CONVAMS project?
Japan.
- How does the CONVAMS project aim to prevent the key problem?
- Educate the community on what causes soil erosion, how to conserve soil and plant trees.
- Build barriers to prevent soil loss during rainy seasons.
- Train farmers to plough around hillsides not up and down hills to reduce surface runoff.
- Build terraces to reduce surface runoff.
- Planting fast growing trees to speed up afforestation.
- How does the country that funds the CONVAMS project benefit from giving this development aid?
- Improves relations and diplomacy between Japan and Southern Africa (Can influence politics.)
- Japan needs the support of African countries to join the united nations security council.
- Can sell more Japanese products to Malawi.