Issues Affecting Interaction and Connectedness of Communities at National and Global Levels By Group 1 & Group 2 Flashcards

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broad term often
used to describe matters of
significant social concern that
affect human populations both
locally and across diverse societies
within our global community

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global issue i

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Major National and
Global Issues

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  1. Human Rights
  2. Sustainable Development
  3. Peace and Conflict
  4. Refugees and Migration
  5. Environmental Quality
  6. Employment
  7. Healthcare
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Violations of WHAT continue to occur across various
nations. These abuses, ranging from discrimination to violence,
hinder equality and social progress, often leading to social unrest
and decreased trust between communities and governments
(UN, 2023)

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human rights

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Human Rights

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a. Child and Youth Safety Online
b. Rights of the Children
c. Youth
d. Gender Equality

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refers to the protection of children and young people
from dangers on the internet, including cyberbullying,
exploitation, and inappropriate content.

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Human Rights
a. Child and Youth Safety Online

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It involves
creating safe digital environments and educating children
on responsible online behaviour.

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Human Rights
a. Child and Youth Safety Online

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Every child has the right to health, education and
protection, and every society has a stake in expanding
children’s opportunities in life. Yet, around the world,
millions of children are denied a fair chance for no reason
other than the country, gender or circumstances into
which they are born

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Human Rights
b. Rights of the Children

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As youth are increasingly demanding more just, equitable
and progressive opportunities and solutions in their
societies, the need to address the multifaceted
challenges faced by young people (such as access to
education, health, employment and gender equality) have
become more pressing than ever

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Human Rights
c. Youth

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Women and girls represent half of the world’s population
and, therefore, also half of its potential. WHAT,
besides being a fundamental human right, is essential to
achieve peaceful societies, with full human potential and
sustainable development

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Human Rights
d. Gender Equality

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Ensuring WHAT is a challenge as countries
face the dual burden of economic growth and environmental
preservation. Achieving balance remains critical to long-term
global prosperity (World Bank, 2023).

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Sustainable Development

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Population growth can impact sustainability as it
increases the demand for resources like food, water,
energy, and space. Managing population growth is critical
for ensuring that economic development can occur
without depleting natural resources or harming the
environment.

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
A. POPULATION

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Fresh water sustains human life and is vital for human
health. There is enough fresh water for everyone on
Earth. However, due to bad economics or poor
infrastructure, millions of people (most of them children)
die from diseases associated with inadequate water
supply, sanitation and hygiene.

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
B. WATER

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The world is not on track to achieve Sustainable
Development Goal WHAT by 2030. The food
security and nutritional status of the most vulnerable
population groups is likely to deteriorate further due to
the health and socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19
pandemic

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2, Zero Hunger

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The world is not on track to achieve Sustainable
Development Goal 2, Zero Hunger by 2030. The food
security and nutritional status of the most vulnerable
population groups is likely to deteriorate further due to
the health and socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19
pandemic.

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Sustainable Development
C. FOOD

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This refers to efforts to put an end to extreme poverty,
ensuring that all individuals have access to basic needs
like food, clean water, healthcare, education, and
economic opportunities

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Sustainable Development
d. Ending PovertY

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Conflict zones disrupt national and international unity.
Political instability and civil wars can cause significant rifts
within communities, leading to further division on a global
scale (Global Peace Index, 2022).

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Peace and Conflict

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WHAT AND WHAT can cause significant rifts
within communities, leading to further division on a global
scale (Global Peace Index, 2022)

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Political instability and civil wars

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This relates to the use of nuclear power, which can be a
source of energy but also a cause of international
concern due to the risks of nuclear accidents and the
proliferation of nuclear weapons.

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Peace and Conflict
a. Atomic Energy

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This refers to efforts by nations and international
organizations to prevent and combat acts of terrorism,
which threaten global peace, security, and human lives.

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Peace and Conflict
b. Countering Terrorism

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This is the process by which colonies gain independence
from colonial powers. It involves political, economic, and
cultural transitions that can influence regional stability
and peace.

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Peace and Conflict
c. Decolonization

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A system of government where power lies with the
people, typically through elected representatives.
Supporting democratic governance is essential for
political stability and human rights

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Peace and Conflict
d. Democracy

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This refers to the reduction or elimination of weapons,
particularly weapons of mass destruction like nuclear
arms, to enhance global security and reduce the risk of
armed conflict.

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Peace and Conflict
e. Disarmament

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International law governs relations between countries
and includes treaties, agreements, and legal frameworks
to ensure justice, peace, and cooperation among nations.

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Peace and Conflict
f. International Law and Justice

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This pertains to international legal frameworks that
govern maritime activities, ensuring peaceful use of the
world’s oceans and protecting marine resources and
biodiversity.

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Peace and Conflict
g. Oceans and Law of the Sea

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Sustainable Development
a. Population b. Water c. Food d. Ending Poverty
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Peace and Conflict
a. Atomic Energy b. Countering Terrorism c. Decolonization d. Democracy e. Disarmament f. International Law and Justice g. Oceans and Law of the Sea
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Refugees and Migration
a. Ageing
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Forced displacement of people due to war, poverty, and climate change has resulted in large numbers of refugees. This situation creates economic and social stress for both the migrants and host countries, complicating global cooperation on migration policies (UNHCR, 2022)
Refugees and Migration
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This issue addresses the challenges posed by the aging population in many countries, where increasing life expectancy leads to a growing number of elderly individuals who require healthcare, social support, and pensions. It can also affect labour markets, economic growth, and migration trends.
Refugees and Migration a. Ageing
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Climate change and pollution pose threats to communities around the world. Natural disasters, rising sea levels, and air pollution affect health, agriculture, and overall quality of life, intensifying global environmental challenges (IPCC, 2023).
Environmental Quality
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WHAT AND WHAT pose threats to communities around the world. Natural disasters, rising sea levels, and air pollution affect health, agriculture, and overall quality of life, intensifying global environmental challenges (IPCC, 2023).
Climate change and pollution
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Unemployment rates have risen globally, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, impacting people’s livelihoods. With rising inequality, many communities find themselves isolated economically, limiting opportunities for collaboration at both the national and international levels (ILO, 2023).
Employment
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WHAT have risen globally, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, impacting people’s livelihoods.
Unemployment rates
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WHAT is a critical issue affecting communities at both national and global levels. Access to quality WHAT services is essential for preventing and treating diseases, improving quality of life, and promoting social and economic development (UN).
Healthcare
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healthcare
a. AIDS
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a global health issue caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Efforts to prevent, treat, and reduce the stigma associated with AIDS are vital to global healthcare.
Healthcare A. AIDS
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AIDS
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
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HIV
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
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The root causes of global issues are often deeply intertwined, with factors like WHAT, WHAT, AND WHAT creating a web of challenges that affect nations and communities globally.
poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation
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Various actors, including WHAT WHAT WHAT AND WHAT are involved in addressing these global issues.
governments, multinational corporations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and civil society,
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Various actors, including governments, multinational corporations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and civil society, are involved in addressing these global issues. Each plays a role in shaping policies that either alleviate or aggravate these problems. Governments, for example, can enact laws promoting human rights and sustainable development, while corporations can affect environmental quality based on their practices (World Economic Forum, 2023).
Agents
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Organizations like the United Nations (UN), World Health Organization (WHO), and International Monetary Fund (IMF) work collaboratively to address these global challenges. The UN, for example, is critical in resolving refugee crises and promoting human rights globally. However, the effectiveness of these organizations varies due to political, economic, and resource-based limitations (UN, 2023)
International Organizations
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Organizations like the WHAT WHAT AND WHAT work collaboratively to address these global challenges.
United Nations (UN), World Health Organization (WHO), and International Monetary Fund (IMF)
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is critical in resolving refugee crises and promoting human rights globally
United Nations (UN),
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Various The global population is aging, with nearly all countries seeing an increase in the number and proportion of people aged 60 and over. This trend has grown significantly in recent years and is expected to accelerate in the coming decades.
Ageing
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Fresh water is essential for human life and health, and while there is enough for everyone, poor economics and infrastructure lead to inadequate water, sanitation, and hygiene, causing millions, especially children, to die from related diseases.
Water
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essential for human life and health, and while there is enough for everyone, poor economics and infrastructure lead to inadequate water, sanitation, and hygiene, causing millions, especially children, to die from related diseases
Fresh water
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Vulnerable communities face challenges in accessing affordable medicine, health care, and basic necessities like clean water, which impacts their long-term development. Efforts are being made to improve health, wellbeing, and access to care in these communities
Health
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Women’s rights in developing countries are still far behind the rest of the world. Every day, women and girls experience inequality, exploitation and gender-based violence. We’re working closely with vulnerable communities to uphold women’s rights and advocate for gender equality
Women and Development
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is one of the major challenges of our time. From shifting weather patterns that threaten food production, to rising sea levels that increase the risk of catastrophic flooding, the impacts of climate change are global in scope and unprecedented in scale.
Climate change
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Global Processes in Response to Global Issues
Mediation Arbitration Sanctions Alliances
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This process involves neutral parties facilitating dialogue between conflicting groups. International mediation has been key in resolving peace and conflict issues, with the UN playing a prominent role in many international disputes.
Mediation
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WHAT provides a formal platform for resolving disputes, especially in international trade and environmental agreements.
Arbitration
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It allows conflicting parties to reach legally binding agreements, as seen in the arbitration of territorial disputes
Arbitration
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WHAT are imposed on countries that violate human rights or engage in harmful environmental practices. These sanctions serve as deterrents and encourage nations to follow international law.
International sanctions
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WHAT between countries or organizations, such as the United Nations (UN), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and European Union (EU), aim to strengthen cooperation and provide collective responses to global issues. These WHAT often focus on peacekeeping, environmental protection, and economic collaboration (NATO, 2022).
Alliances
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T OR F the interconnectedness of global issues calls for a coordinated approach that involves various actors and global processes. Addressing one issue often requires addressing others, demonstrating the need for global solidarity and cooperation
T