The importance of food, water and energy for human development
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I can explain the significance of food, water and energy to well-being and describe global inequalities in supply and consumption of these resources.
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Food, water and energy affect economic and social well-being and are fundamental to human development.
There are global inequalities in the supply and consumption of: food, water and energy resources.
Around 10% of people worldwide face hunger; between 740-780 million people.
There is overlap between regions in which many face hunger and those in which many lack safe water and/or electricity.
Supply (or lack of resources) limits consumption in some locations, as does poverty.
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