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This power point covers all of the topic of food and resources for geography. It also includes the case studies of Almeria and Rice fish farming. 

Explore sustainable food production methods in this comprehensive overview of food and resources for GCSE Geography. This presentation delves into innovative practices like rice-fish farming and the Almeria case study, highlighting key concepts such as food security, organic farming, and appropriate technology. Ideal for students preparing for their exams on June 8, 2022.

Sustainable Food Strategies

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holly battisson

Geography

Food and Resources - GCSE Geography

GCSE Geography case study on Tanzania: food security, bottom up approach GOAT AID. What is a bottom up approach? What is a top down approach?

Explore the case study of food security in Tanzania, focusing on the impact of bottom-up approaches like Goat Aid and the challenges of top-down strategies. Understand key concepts such as agricultural practices, nutrition improvement, and the Global Hunger Index. This summary provides a comprehensive overview for GCSE Geography students.

Tanzania Food Security Insights

Jorja Crookes

Tanzania Case Study GCSE Geography

Food Security

This is the food section for the question of resources in geography paper 2

Explore sustainable agriculture practices, including irrigation, hydroponics, and the Green Revolution. This summary covers key concepts such as food security, agricultural productivity, and the impact of climate on food supply. Ideal for geography students preparing for Paper 2.

Sustainable Food Systems

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Resources- food

Sustainable Agriculture

My Revision Notes for Section 6 Resource management  (only includes water management, not energy resource management).  This topic comes up in Paper 2 Human Geography. These notes helped me get a 9 in  Geography GCSE

Explore key concepts of sustainable water management, including biotic and abiotic factors, renewable vs. non-renewable resources, and the impact of exploitation on ecosystems. This summary covers essential strategies for managing water resources effectively, addressing global disparities, and ensuring future availability. Ideal for GCSE Geography students preparing for Paper 2 Human Geography.

Sustainable Resource Management

Food Security

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Sustainable Agriculture

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Water Conservation

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