The Food Crisis. Food crisis? What food crisis? Food is a human right that is essential to live a safe and healthy life. In order for people to grow and.

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The Food Crisis

Food crisis? What food crisis? Food is a human right that is essential to live a safe and healthy life. In order for people to grow and develop, food must be available, food must be affordable and food must be prepared safely. For most people in Australia and other high income countries, there is plenty of food in homes and on supermarket shelves. However, people living in poverty have limited access to food. Those who live in poverty may not have enough money to buy food or have access to land on which to produce their own food.

Food crisis in Australia Food crisis in Zimbabwe

Where is the food crisis?

Activity 1 Using an atlas, find the countries suffering from the food crisis mentioned in the graph. Label and record the percentage of the population undernourished on your blank World map.

What are the causes of the food crisis?

Which of these are a biofuel? Bioethanol from corn in the USA Bioethanol from sugar cane in Brazil Biodiesel from palm oil in Malaysia Biogas from pig poo in the UK

Activity 2 As a class, match up the passages to the correct heading and picture and insert the missing word in each passage from the word bank. Do the same with your individual copies and glue them into your books.

The main effects:Information about location and characteristics of country: The main Causes:Suggest solutions to improve the situation: Country In focus – Sudan Use the information from your books page 117 to complete your fact file

The main effects:Information about location and characteristics of country: The main Causes:Suggest solutions to improve the situation: Country In focus – Zimbabwe Use the information from your books page 118 to complete your fact file