Africa involves the descriptive analytical,critical and expository study of the African environment. which includes it social institution as well as developmental nature
FOOD CRISIS;is any challenges faced in Africa when it comes to food production into the country.
Below are some of the causes of food crisis in Africa
Agriculture is not well organized and coordinated. This situation in some countries is not well organized which leads to as to what to produce, how to produce and distribution factor becomes a problem to this, the peasant farmer who is not a technical know how can not produce enough for his consumption within his family, to this the rich get much better than the poor hence, one of the causes. this problem can be solved by organizing agriculture and well coordinated
The second food crisis in Africa is Inadequacy and insecurity; The human casualties and other unexpected harmful effect on the general health of the population are the most vivid and appalling of the food crisis. Among the other effects of the food problems are the large scale deviation of the various countries scare foreign exchange resources away from economics and social development to food import. This can be solved by, providing adequate security to the country.
To add to the above,is the political and social instability in the country;This is particularly among societies in the savanna and semi desert areas in the continent. In addition, African countries, that depend largely on food imports and food donations from outside world tend to lose the amount of their nation and political independence.This problem can be solved by ensuring political stability in the continent.
Finally, The draft condition and their resultant food shortage could have been lessened had African countries been managing their water resource economically well. Africa sill depends largely on rain-fed agriculture all these caused food crisis in Africa. This problem can be solved by adopting irrigation-farming method through the continent
causes a decreses in nature happens when us human biengs destory naature for example cutting trees and causing pollution
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Yes, Thomas Aquinas accepted and elaborated on Aristotle's concept of the four causes: material, formal, efficient, and final causes. He integrated these causes into his philosophical and theological framework, using them to explain the nature of existence and change in the world. Aquinas emphasized the importance of these causes in understanding both natural and divine processes, highlighting their relevance in his metaphysical discussions.
Waltz's Three Images of the Causes of War:War as a result of Human Nature (ie within man)War as a result of the Structure of Separate StatesWar as a result of the State System
Gold has been found in many different places over the years. Gold has been found in: Iraq,California,Sierra Nevada,Africa, It is a natural occurance. You can find gold in nature.
Discuss the nature, extent and causes offood crisis in Africa and suggestsome possible solutions to these problems
Answer - Mostly humans cause pollution. Of course nature causes a certain amount of pollution naturally but not to the extent of being harmful to us at the moment.
it handles it throught the oxygen
it handles it throught the oxygen
By their very nature fractals are infinite in extent.
There are giraffe's in Australian zoos, but not in nature. Giraffe's are native to Africa.
disruption in nature
"Psychopaths lack insight into the nature and extent of their psychological problems..."
James Wilson
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that aims to determine the nature, basis, and extent of knowledge. It explores questions related to what knowledge is, how it is acquired, the limits of what can be known, and how we can justify our beliefs.
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that aims to determine the nature, basis, and extent of knowledge. It examines questions such as how knowledge is acquired, the limits of what we can know, and how we can distinguish between knowledge and belief.
Nature - 1982 Earthflight Africa 32-2 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-G