Bath University “Global Food Security and Developing World Agriculture” Lord Ewen Cameron.

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Bath University “Global Food Security and Developing World Agriculture” Lord Ewen Cameron

The Perfect Storm World Population billion billion

The Perfect Storm World Population billion billion Growth in World GDP A rise of 400% by 2050

World Population Growth Rate Late 1960s 2.04% pa % pa % pa

World Population Growth Rate Late 1960s 2.04% pa % pa % pa World Food Demand Growth Rate % pa % pa %pa

Global progress in nutrition: energy intake levels by percentage of the world's population, and Source: FAO data

The Perfect Storm World Population billion billion Growth in World GDP A rise of 400% by 2050 Climate Change

The Perfect Storm World Population billion billion Growth in World GDP A rise of 400% by 2050 Climate Change Water Problems

GLOBAL RESOURCES The total volume of water on Earth is about 1.4 billion cubic kilometres, around 2.5 per cent of which is fresh. However, only around 200,000 cubic kilometres is usable by ecosystems and humans – less than one per cent of all freshwater resources. Total water resourcesFreshwater resources Source: Geographical April 2010

WATER USE Agriculture is by far the greatest drain on the world’s water resources, with irrigation consuming as much as 2,500 cubic kilometres of water per year. By 2025, two thirds of the world population could be under water stress. Source: Geographical April 2010

Irrigated agriculture, provides 40% of world food from 20% of the worlds agricultural land. 90% of rice is grown using irrigation

Irrigated agriculture, provides 40% of world food from 20% of the worlds agricultural land. 90% of rice is grown using irrigation By 2030 agriculture will need 45% more water By % of the world population will live in water scarce regions

Aral Sea 1985Aral Sea 2009

Better drip irrigation Better use of urban sewage Better capture and storage Better use of shallow aquifers Short term use of deep aquifers

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population,

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population, 25% of its undernourished people

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population, 25% of its undernourished people Contains 23 of 30 least developed countries

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population, 25% of its undernourished people Contains 23 of 30 least developed countries 70% of the population depend on agriculture

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population, 25% of its undernourished people Contains 23 of 30 least developed countries 70% of the population depend on agriculture 70% of the farmers are women

Sub Saharan Africa 14% of the world’s population, 25% of its undernourished people Contains 23 of 30 least developed countries 70% of the population depend on agriculture 70% of the farmers are women 12x the land area of India; 200 million less people

. A 1% increase in agricultural GDP in Africa reduces poverty by 3 or 4 times as much as a 1% increase in non-agricultural GDP. The World Bank

African Agriculture Needs Better infrastructure

African Agriculture Needs Better infrastructure Land Registration

African Agriculture Needs Better infrastructure Land Registration Financial Infrastructure

African Agriculture Needs Better Infrastructure Land Registration Financial Infrastructure Better Research

African Agriculture Needs Better Infrastructure Land Registration Financial Infrastructure Better Research Better Knowledge and Training

African Agriculture Needs Better Infrastructure Land Registration Financial Infrastructure Better Research Better Knowledge and Training Better nutrition

: “If today’s agricultural business as usual continues on the continent of Africa, by 2050 it will only be able to provide 13% of its food needs.” The Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Programme (CAADP)