Titre de série :	HABITAT DEBATE (UNCHS)
Titre :	THE POPULATION AND RESOURCE EQUATION: FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR URBAN FOOD SUPPLIES
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	ROSE NGARA-MURAYA
Editeur :	unchs(HABITAT)
Année de publication :	2001/06
Importance :	2 / 7 (p.7)
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	1020-3613
Note générale :	Langues disponibles : anglais. Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues :	Anglais
Mots-clés :	PROPRIETAIRE TERRIEN  ETABLISSEMENT URBAIN  POPULATION URBAINE  HABITAT SPONTANE  ACCROISSEMENT DE LA POPULATION  POLITIQUE DE LOGEMENT  AGRICULTURE  BESOIN ALIMENTAIRE  PAYS EN DEVELOPPEMENT
Résumé :	Y 2030 the world population is expected to top eight billion. Can the world produce enough food to meet global demands? the answer is yes, according to a new report from FAO's global perspective studies unit . The report agriculture towards 2015 / 2030, forecasts global trends in food, nutrition and agricultureover the next 30 years the report notes that remarkable progress has beenmade over the last three decades towards feeding the world . While global population increased by over 70 per cent, per capita food consumption is almost 20 per cent higher. In developming countries, despite a near doubling in population, the population living in a chronic stazte of undernourishment was cut in half, falling to 18 per cent in 1995/97.
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HABITAT DEBATE (UNCHS). THE POPULATION AND RESOURCE EQUATION: FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR URBAN FOOD SUPPLIES [texte imprimé] / ROSE NGARA-MURAYA . - [S.l.] : unchs(HABITAT), 2001/06 . - 2 / 7 (p.7).
ISSN : 1020-3613
Langues disponibles : anglais. Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues : Anglais

Mots-clés :	PROPRIETAIRE TERRIEN  ETABLISSEMENT URBAIN  POPULATION URBAINE  HABITAT SPONTANE  ACCROISSEMENT DE LA POPULATION  POLITIQUE DE LOGEMENT  AGRICULTURE  BESOIN ALIMENTAIRE  PAYS EN DEVELOPPEMENT
Résumé :	Y 2030 the world population is expected to top eight billion. Can the world produce enough food to meet global demands? the answer is yes, according to a new report from FAO's global perspective studies unit . The report agriculture towards 2015 / 2030, forecasts global trends in food, nutrition and agricultureover the next 30 years the report notes that remarkable progress has beenmade over the last three decades towards feeding the world . While global population increased by over 70 per cent, per capita food consumption is almost 20 per cent higher. In developming countries, despite a near doubling in population, the population living in a chronic stazte of undernourishment was cut in half, falling to 18 per cent in 1995/97.
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