1. CO-OPETITION FOR FUTURE
2012 ASEP
CO-OPETITION FOR FUTURE

2. FOOD CO-OPETITOR MEMBER
Al – Azhar : Aristina Marzaningrum Aulia Yahya Eveline Bangga Rohedy Dimas Shafa Rizka Zahra Nurina
Fushan :
Sophie Chiang
Lulu Chu
Joy Lu
Eric Li
Henri Chen
Hank Wang

3. What is....
Cooperation

4. Why cooperate？
→Not to be limited in thoughts or power of only one person or animal.

5. What is....
Competition

6. Why compete?
→Limited In Resources

7. Compare Cooperation Competition Advantages Disadvantages
1.Do a better work
2.Raise the efficiency
1. Members’ laziness or uncooperative will lower the efficiency.
Competition
1.Improve ability
2.Learn skills
3.Person selected
1. Lead to tragedy or bad effects.
2.People start to use bad ways to achieve goals.

8. What is Food Crisis?
What is the relation between Food crisis and Cooperation – Competition?

9. This is the number of citizens all around the world year after year.
Present Phenomenon
This is the number of citizens all around the world year after year.

10. Present Phenomenon

11. Present Phenomenon THE 15th CENTURY Example : Karawang, Indonesia.
Courtesy by

12. The Causes of Food Crisis

13. People cannot buy the food
POLITICS
Food import
Food import
PRICE IS INCREASING
People cannot buy the food
FOOD CRISIS 13

14. POLITICS Economical Embargo : 14 Hard to find the things
PRICE IS INCREASING
FOOD CRISIS 14

15. POLITICS

16. Emerging countries grow
POLITICS
Emerging countries grow
The food they use
increases

17. Environment Garbage/waste PILING UP POLUTED CANNOT BE PLANTED POLUTED
THE FISH IS POISONED
CANNOT BE EATEN

18. Environment

19. Over cropping the Forest
Environment
Development of
Commercial
and Industrial
Global warming
Fossil Fuels
Over cropping the Forest
Marine pollution

20. Environment
Over mining
Shortage of Petroleum

21. Economics Country divided into 2 : Developing country
Developed country

22. Food-waste of rich countries
Economics
Economic Development
Animal Husbandry
develop
To eat meat
Diet Concept
Food-waste of rich countries

23. Economics

24. Global Climate
Unreliable Rainfall
Low Rainfall

25. Global Climate
High Evatranspiration

26. Global Climate
Urbanization
Land subsidence
Over logging
Flood

27. Global Climate Arid Knock-on effect --Man-made disaster
Desertification

28. Monopoly power of grain merchants
SOCIAL
Population Pressures
Monopoly power of grain merchants
-Fertility Policy
-Reduction of the Mortality rate
-Post-War

29. War and Civil war

30. Effects of food crisis Food Or Oil Prices Soaring Ecological Havoc
Grain Export Restrictions
Increased Of The Poverty
Negative Population Growth
Panic Buying Of Food and insurrection
Inflation
Reduction of Our Health And Social Competitive Ability
Famine Population Boom
Failed States May Probably Spread the Disease, Terrorism, Illegal Drugs, Weapon and Refugee.
Menace To The Social Order

31. What is the relation between Food crisis and Cooperation – Competition?
Countries start wars
to compete
territory or resources
Different lines of
business cooperate
Aspiration of childbirth
increase
Baby boomer
Population boom
Food crisis

32. Population Boom

33. The causes of population boom

34. The causes of population boom
Science and Technology improve
Less war
Discover important techniques
 Know how to preserve our health
The intellectual property rights

35. Effects of population boom
Industrial revolution(18th)
Environment destruction
Global warming
Nervous relationship between countries
Increase of summiting crimes
Spread of  infectious diseases
Increase of the unemployed

36. Our future Max Population boom + Industrialization Food crisis
Resources exhaust
Environment worsen
Max

37. Future 1
Terrible & miserable future

38. Future 2
Wonderful & hopeful future

39. Which future do we like. How can we have the one we want
Which future do we like? How can we have the one we want? By competition? By cooperation?

40. What we do now leads to what we will have in the future.

41. Our Actions International:
Appropriate food limitation of rich countries
Give backward and be lack of resources countries help and education guidance.
Be careful to choose alternative fuels.
Start green resources.

42. Our Actions Government:
1. Work out birth policy and welfare allowance.
2. Encourage farmers to grow grain food and give allowance.
3. Make rules of using special resources and the limitation of mining.
4. Concepts guidance

43. Our Actions Person: Vegetarianism Don’t litter. Don’t waste food.
Drink more water.
Prepare own chopsticks and spoon.

44. Conclusion