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What does WASH stand for?

  • Water, Air, and Soil Health
  • Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (correct)
  • Waste and Sanitation Hygiene
  • Water Allocation and Security Hub

Which organization collaborates with the World Water Council?

  • World Health Organization (correct)
  • International Water Management Institute
  • International Monetary Fund
  • World Trade Organization

What was the goal of Malaysia's Vision 2020?

  • To achieve complete sanitation for all
  • To reach developed country status (correct)
  • To reduce water usage by half
  • To implement new irrigation techniques

As of 2015, what percentage of Malaysians had access to properly managed water supplies?

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What is one aspect of the WASH situation that needs improvement?

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What body is responsible for the World Water Vision process?

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Which country joined Vision 2020 under Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad?

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Which percentage reflects Malaysians' access to hygienic sanitation services as of 2015?

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What is a key characteristic of food systems in low-income areas?

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How do agricultural practices currently trend in terms of production methods?

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What primary impact does climate change have on food systems?

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What is necessary for building more sustainable food systems?

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What is a critical driver for food system transformation in recent decades?

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Which aspect of food systems requires significant improvement for enhanced access?

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What limitation must be considered when implementing new technologies in food systems?

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What does the dependence on a small number of global crops indicate about food systems?

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What is the primary function of the food system?

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Which of the following represents a significant challenge to the food system?

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Which of the following is a key element that influences food choices in the food environment?

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What approach has shown promise in addressing the climate-related challenges of the food system?

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The food supply chain covers which of the following activities?

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How can effective intersectoral policy analysis contribute to food systems?

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What is included in the term 'food environment'?

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What influences the types of food available and accessible in the food supply chain?

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What is a key characteristic of a sustainable food chain?

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Which of the following elements is NOT part of the food system wheel framework?

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Which aspect of sustainability refers to providing broad-based benefits for society?

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What does the theory of change and development paradigm focus on in sustainable food system development?

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Which statement best describes the limitations of current food systems?

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What is a correct description of a sustainable food system?

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How do conflicts contribute to malnutrition among children?

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What is a primary goal of the FAO's food system framework?

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What was one of the primary goals of the agreement related to Malaysia's water and sanitation issues?

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Which group was highlighted as needing aid despite improvements in water access?

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What significant health issue was reported among the Orang Asli communities?

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What initiative was created in collaboration with the Orang Asli and the Global Peace Foundation?

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What was one of the methods used by CUP to improve water access for the Orang Asli?

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Which aspect of Malaysia's development is emphasized as needing more attention?

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What approach was advocated for latrine construction in areas with high rates of severe acute malnutrition (SAM)?

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What type of interventions did NGOs focus on for households with severely acute malnourished (SAM) children?

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What is essential for improving food systems and enhancing food security nutrition (FSN)?

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Which of the following is a political and economic driver that affects food systems?

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In conflict situations, what is a critical requirement for enhancing food systems?

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How do individual food choices reflect larger social influences?

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Which demographic driver significantly affects food systems and diets?

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What impact does urbanization have on food systems?

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What role does women's empowerment play in food systems?

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How can food insecurity be characterized in relation to migration?

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Flashcards

WASH

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene. A crucial aspect of public health.

Access to Safe WASH

Having enough clean water, proper sanitation facilities, and a clean drinking water source.

World Water Vision

A global initiative aimed at providing universal water access through consultation and innovation in technology

Malaysian Water Visioning

A national initiative focusing on fair water distribution for food and rural development.

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Water and Sanitation Improvements (Malaysia)

Malaysia strives to provide more people with access to clean water and sanitation systems, evidenced by improved access data.

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Vision 2020

Malaysia's plan to achieve developed-country status, incorporating significant water and sanitation improvement goals.

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Improved Water Supplies

Access to clean water with well-maintained distribution networks.

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Improved Sanitation Facilities

Access to hygienic, functional sanitation services.

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Orang Asli water access

Indigenous communities in Malaysia with significantly worse health outcomes, including high rates of infant mortality and parasitic infections, and limited access to clean water.

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Communities Unite for Purewater (CUP)

An initiative created by the Orang Asli community along with the Global Peace Foundation, addressing poor water and sanitation access by installing water filters and pumps.

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Water filter installation

A process of establishing water filters and pumps in communities to provide access to clean water for improved sanitation & health.

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Water access improvement Malaysia

Malaysia has made progress in water and sanitation systems, categorized as a promising developing nation.

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Household WASH interventions

Interventions aimed at improving water and sanitation at the household level, including hygiene awareness and provision of hygiene kits.

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Community-level WASH interventions

Interventions focused on improving water and sanitation at the community level, encompassing water scheme rehabilitation and latrine construction.

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Areas needing more attention

Specific poorer groups still require focused attention in Malaysia to gain access to clean water and sanitation services during the development process.

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WASH in X country

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) strategies being implemented in X country, encompassing household and community-level WASH interventions.

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Food System

A complex system that covers all elements and activities related to food, from production to consumption, and their outcomes.

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Food Supply Chain

The series of activities that moves food from farm to consumer, including production, storage, and distribution.

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Food Environment

The physical, economic, and social factors that influence food choices and access.

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Climate-smart agriculture

An approach to agriculture that helps deal with climate variability and change.

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Food system challenges

Food systems are sensitive to climate change, both affected by and contributing to it.

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Integrated and Innovative analytical methods

Different approaches and methods needed to plan sustainable, healthy, and equitable food systems for the future.

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Food system actors

Individuals and groups involved in any stage of the food chain, from production to consumption.

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Food environment factors

Physical and economic access to food, promotions, advertising, and food quality influence food choices.

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Food System Drivers

Factors that influence how food is produced, processed, distributed, and consumed.

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Political Drivers

Government policies, like food subsidies or trade agreements, affecting food production and access.

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Economic Drivers

Market forces, such as food prices and foreign investment, that influence food production and distribution.

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Socio-cultural Drivers

Social customs, traditions, and values that shape food choices and how people consume food.

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Gender Norms and Food

Social expectations and roles related to gender significantly impact food production, consumption, and nutrition.

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Demographic Drivers

Population growth, urbanization, migration, and changing demographics affect food systems and diets.

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Urbanization and Food

Urban areas create higher demand for a greater variety of foods, influencing rural food production.

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Food Insecurity and Migration

Lack of food security can drive migration and forced displacement, and vice versa.

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Biophysical & Environmental Drivers

Factors like biodiversity, climate change, and environmental impacts on food production and ecosystems. Consider how a healthy environment impacts the food we eat.

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Agricultural Intensification

Moving towards specialized farming methods focusing on maximizing yields from single crops, potentially impacting biodiversity.

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Impact of Climate Change

How changing weather patterns affect food systems, including production, distribution, and availability, with risks to health and productivity.

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Food System Adaptation

How food systems change and adjust to deal with climate change impacts to ensure food security and sustainability.

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Innovation & Technology Drivers

How new technologies and innovation improve food systems, addressing challenges like population growth and resource scarcity.

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Sustainable Food Systems

Food systems focused on long-term health for people and the environment, integrating technology, accessibility, and responsible practices.

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Political & Economic Drivers

Government policies and economic forces influencing food systems, including trade, subsidies, and food access for vulnerable populations.

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Sustainable Food Chain

A food system that provides food security and nutrition for everyone without compromising the environment or the ability of future generations to meet their needs.

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Economic Sustainability

The ability of a food system to generate profits for all involved, from farmers to consumers.

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Social Sustainability

A food system that benefits everyone in society, including farmers, workers, and consumers.

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Environmental Sustainability

A food system that minimizes its impact on the environment, using resources wisely and reducing pollution and waste.

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Food System Wheel Framework

A visual representation of the food system that focuses on FAO goals like poverty reduction, food security, and nutrition.

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Sustainable Food System Development

Developing food systems that consider economic, social, and environmental factors simultaneously for long-term sustainability.

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S-C-P Paradigm

A framework that analyzes the structure, conduct, and performance of industries to understand their sustainability.

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Study Notes

WASH

  • WASH stands for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene.
  • The World Water Council collaborates with the World Bank.

Malaysia's Vision 2020

  • The goal of Malaysia´s Vision 2020 was to achieve developed-nation status by the year 2020.

Water Access in Malaysia

  • As of 2015, 99% of Malaysians had access to properly managed water supplies.
  • The access to hygienic sanitation services stood at 95%.

Food Systems

  • A key characteristic of food systems in low-income areas is that they are often highly vulnerable to shocks and stresses.
  • Agricultural practices currently trend towards intensification, meaning increasing production from the same land area.
  • Climate change significantly impacts food systems by altering weather patterns, causing more extreme events like droughts and floods.
  • Building more sustainable food systems requires integrating environmental, social, and economic considerations.

Transforming Food Systems

  • A critical driver for food system transformation in recent decades is the growing global population.
  • Food systems require significant improvement in access, particularly for vulnerable groups like low-income populations and those living in remote areas.
  • A limitation to consider when implementing new technologies in food systems is the potential for unintended consequences.

Global Food Systems

  • The dependence on a small number of global crops indicates that food systems are vulnerable to disruptions in production or distribution.
  • The primary function of the food system is to produce, process, distribute, and consume food to meet human needs.
  • A significant challenge to the food system is the increasing demand for food due to population growth, rising incomes, and changing dietary preferences.
  • Key elements, including the food environment, influence food choices. This encompasses the availability, accessibility, affordability, and desirability of food.

Sustainable Food Systems:

  • Sustainable food systems cover various activities in the food supply chain, including production, processing, distribution, consumption, and disposal.
  • Effective intersectoral policy analysis is essential for food systems as it considers different sectors' interactions.
  • The 'food environment' encompasses various factors influencing food choices and access, including physical, social, and economic environments.
  • The types of food available and accessible in the food supply chain are influenced by factors like production costs, transportation networks, and consumer preferences.
  • A key characteristic of a sustainable food chain is its resilience to shocks and stresses, ensuring long-term food security.
  • The food system wheel framework includes production, processing, distribution, consumption, and disposal factors. However, it does not include policy analysis.
  • Providing widespread societal benefits and ensuring equity is an integral part of social sustainability.
  • The theory of change and development paradigm focuses on equitable and inclusive access to resources and benefits in sustainable food system development.

Food System Challenges

  • Current food systems face various limitations, including inefficiency, resource depletion, environmental damage, and unequal access to nutritious food.
  • A sustainable food system is defined as one that is environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable. It can meet the needs of present generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Conflicts and Food Systems

  • Conflicts contribute to malnutrition among children through disruptions to food production, supply chains, and access.
  • One of the primary goals of the FAO's food system framework is to ensure food security and nutrition for all, particularly those in vulnerable situations.

Water and Sanitation in Malaysia

  • Malaysia has made significant progress in improving access to safe water. However, significant health issues remain, particularly among indigenous populations like the Orang Asli, highlighting the need for continued efforts to address these challenges.
  • One primary goal of the agreement related to Malaysia's water and sanitation issues was improving access to safe water and sanitation services.
  • Despite improvements in water access, the Orang Asli communities continue to require support.
  • The Orang Asli communities reported significant health issues related to water-borne diseases.
  • In collaboration with the Orang Asli and the Global Peace Foundation, a water improvement initiative was implemented in the Orang Asli communities.
  • The Community Upliftment Program (CUP) used various methods to improve water access for the Orang Asli.
  • Malaysia needs to continue investing in its rural sanitation infrastructure, particularly for communities with high rates of severe acute malnutrition (SAM).
  • The advocated approach for latrine construction in areas with high rates of SAM involves promoting low-cost and easily accessible materials.

Food Security and Malnutrition

  • NGOs focused on various interventions for households dealing with severely acute malnourished (SAM) children.
  • Improved food systems are essential for improving food security and enhancing nutrition (FSN).
  • Political and economic drivers influence food systems as they encompass policies, markets, and trade, creating a complex interplay affecting food production and distribution.
  • In conflict situations, enhancing food systems requires addressing food security challenges, ensuring safe food access, and supporting community resilience.
  • Individual food choices reflect broader social influences, like cultural norms, social networks, and access to information.
  • Urbanization significantly affects food systems and diets by altering consumption patterns, food sourcing, and the overall food environment.
  • Empowering women plays a vital role in food systems as they are often central to food production, processing, and distribution within communities.
  • Food insecurity can be characterized in relation to migration as it can exacerbate food scarcity and limit access to food resources for migrants.

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