SDG’s,Aid, Fairtrade, Free trade, Tourism & development Flashcards

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What does the letters SDG stand for?

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Sustainable development goals (SDG’s)

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What came before the SDG’s?

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Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s)

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How many SDG’s are there?

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17

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4
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Who set up the SDG’s?

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United Nations

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When are the SDG’s aimed to be achieved?

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2030

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Development Aid is…

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Aid given over the long term to tackle poverty and improve quality of life.

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Bilateral Aid is…

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Financial support, or the gift of food, clothing or other emergency support that is given directly from the government of one country to another.

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Multilateral Aid is…

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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.

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Emergeny Aid is…

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Aid that is given urgently after a natural disaster or conflict to protect the lives of survivers.

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10
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Where did the CONVAMS (Community Vitalization and Afforestation in Middle Shire) project take place?

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Malawi

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11
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What key problem does Middle Shire face?

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Soil erosion

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What 2 factors have caused this problem in Middle Shire?

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Farmers cutting down forests for farmland, Falling prices of Tobacco means it has become more intensively grown.

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What country funds the CONVAMS project?

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Japan

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How does the CONVAMS project aim to prevent the key problem (soil erosion) ?

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1) Educate the community on what causes soil erosion, how to conserve soil and plant trees
2) Build barriers to prevent soil loss during rainy seasons
3) Train farmers to plough around hillsides not up and down hills to reduce surface runoff.
4) Build terraces to reduce surface runoff
5) Planting fast growing trees to speed up afforestation

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How does the country (Japan) that funds the CONVAMS project benefit from giving this development aid?

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1) Improves relations and diplomacy between Japan and Southern Africa - Can influence politics
2) Japan needs the support of African countries to join the united nations security council.
3) Can sell more Japanese products to Malawi.

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16
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What is Fair Trade?

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The producer gets a fair price for products

17
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What are the 4 general benefits of fair trade?

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1) Minimum wages and safe working conditions
2) Child labour restrictions
3) Environmental protection
4) Better healthcare & Schools

18
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What countries cocoa trade did you study for fair trade?

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Ghana

19
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What is Kuapa Kokoo?

A

Co operative of farmers in Ghana which sells cocoa bean crop to divine chocolate to make fair trade chocolate

20
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What are the benefits of kuapa Kokoo for farmers?

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1) Training to control pests
2) They get 10% more than the usual price on the world market.
3) They can borrow small amounts of money from a micro-credit bank to invest in farm improvements

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What is free trade?

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Free trade is where countries trade freely with each other without limits, duties or controls. Each country within a trade bloc has a free trade agreement with the other countries that are in the bloc or is working towards an agreement with them.

22
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What is the main disadvantage of free trade?

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A country can find itself swamped by cheap imports from other countries. This can mean job losses in its own producing industries.