Food Distribution
Overview
FBV: Democracy – how this can lead to increased food security
Cultural Capital: This helps students to understand their carbon footprint and their impact on the planet around them. They will also get to see countries that are unlike their own and build a knowledge of the global marketplace and their effect on it. This is increasingly important as issues such as climate change come to the forefront of culture.
Developing ability to assess situations, provide evidence, analysis and suggest solutions is essential moving forward. Transferable skills developed to help in the workplace.
UN Human Rights:
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6 – life, survival, and development 22 – Refugee children 19 – protection against violence, abuse and neglect 26 – social security 27 – adequate standard of living 38 – war and armed conflicts |
Example Key Words
Distribution
How resources are spread out
Surplus
More than is needed
Deficit
Less than is needed
Famine
Extreme scarcity of food
Agriculture
Farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops