Q11. The intersection between food security, energy security and
water security forms the crucial basis for moving towards
meeting global sustainable development goals. Describe one (1)
key factor for each domain (food, energy, and water) that differs
between the developing world and the developed world and
needs to be addressed before such goals can be met.
Global sustainable development goals are combined with
seventeen global goals that link together to achieve a better and
more sustainable future. The seventeen sustainable development
goals are: (1) No Poverty, (2)&Zero hunger,(3) Good health and
well-being, (4) Quality education, (5) Gender equality, (6)&Clean
water and sanitation, (7)Affordable and clean energy, (8)
Decent work and economic growth, (9) Industry, innovation and
infrastructure, (10) Reducing inequality, (11) Sustainable cities
and communities,(12) Responsible consumption and production,
(13) Climate action,(14) Life below water, (15) Life on land, (16)
Peace, justice, and strong institutions, (17) Partnerships for the
goals.
Goal number two, six, and seven are related to food security,
water security, and energy security, respectively.
The following presentation would describe the difference on the
one key factor from the availability, access, utilization, and
stability of developing and developed world before the goals can
be met.
Food security:
