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Food Security - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Wheat production after Russia Ukraine war
    - - Moroccos economy is based in the primary sector. If there are any droughts or floods, business will lose a lot of revenue. And morocco s financial system will drop
      - Ukraine being unable to ship out wheat to countries because of worsening relations between Russia and Ukraine. Also Wheat is a primary commodity and therefore it affects the price of bread beer and other products
  - - - Morocco and the EU: Argucultural Goods
        
        More susceptible to weather volatility
- - - - Severe Drought: The region experienced a prolonged and severe drought, leading to crop failure and water scarcity.
      - Famine and Food Crisis: The drought resulted in widespread famine and acute food insecurity.
      - Humanitarian Emergency: International organizations responded with emergency food aid and support.
      - Displacement and Conflict: The crisis exacerbated displacement and conflict in the affected regions.
      - Long-term Impacts: The drought highlighted the need for climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, and early warning systems.
- - - - Food is part of giving every individual the right to life
      - Dignity and Well-being: Access to food is crucial for human survival, dignity, and overall well-being.
        
        Health and Development: Proper nutrition supports physical and cognitive development, particularly in children.
        
        Social Justice and Equality: Treating food as a human right addresses socioeconomic disparities and promotes a more just and equal society.
        
        Government Responsibility: Governments have a role in ensuring food security and upholding the well-being of their citizens.
        
        International Obligations: Access to food as a human right is recognized by international human rights frameworks.
        
        Long-term Benefits: Ensuring access to food has positive long-term effects on public health, poverty reduction, education, and productivity.
    - - Limited Resources: Ensuring food for all would require significant financial and logistical efforts that may divert resources from other societal goals.
      - Food production and distribution involve various stakeholders, this makes it unrealistic to try and guarantee for everyone - Guaranteed food is very pricey and could result in high taxes - Many governments, especially, ones of developing countries may not be able to afford the cost of this
      - Cultural and Economic Context: Views on rights vary across cultures, and economic conditions differ globally, making it challenging to establish a universal standard.
      - Individual Responsibility: Treating food as a human right might undermine personal accountability and incentivize dependency on the state.
      - Potential for Abuse: Granting food as a human right can lead to exploitation and strain limited resources.
      - Implementation Challenges: Ensuring food access for everyone is a complex task with practical difficulties in distribution, infrastructure, and coordination.
- - - - Tangier irrigation system providing water to farmers in rural areas.