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1. Population Policies, Programs, and the Environment |
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2. Food, Water and Population Presentation to: The Fred F. Bixby Forum The World in 2050 |
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3. The current status of food security |
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4. Reasons for recent food insecurity |
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5. Impact of under nutrition |
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6. Factors relating to food security |
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7. Availability of food increased more rapidly than population from 1950-2000 |
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8. Current and projected future demands on life-supporting ecosystems threaten future food security |
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9. Continued… |
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10. Water shortage is a growing problem |
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11. Population growth will increase demands on already inadequate crop and range lands |
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12. Wild Fisheries are at their limit |
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13. Climate Change is a major threat to food security |
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14. The FAO lists 34 countries either in food crisis or at high risk of food insecurity due to high food prices |
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15. An Action Agenda |
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16. Unintended pregnancy is the factor in continued population growth that is most amenable to program and policy intervention |
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17. Funding shortfalls for Family Planning in developing countries |
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18. Assuming $15 billion/year is needed for family planning in developing countries and 1/3 should come from donors, then $5 billion/year is needed |
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19. Stabilizing climate will be essential |
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20. Features of a new economy to restore natural systems |
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21. Discussant: Daniel Kammen University of California, Berkeley |
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22. Discussion |
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