Famine early warning systems victims and destitution
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TextPublication details: London Earthscan publication 1989Description: 195p. 19*13 cmISBN: 9781853830471Subject(s): Famine | Food security | MalnutritionDDC classification: 363.8 Summary: The author points to the social and economic circumstances which have dramatically limited power to deal with potential major natural disasters. He argues that countries have created the capacity to see trouble coming, rather than promoting the idea of being prepared with aid and relief
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| 363.8/CON Conference on the people's response to the food security crisis in Southeast Asia 24th-25th February 1999, Kuala Lumpur | 363.8/JOS Food | 363.8/UNI Right to adequate food as a human right | 363.8/WAL Famine early warning systems victims and destitution | 363.80954/MAN Ash in the belly : India's unfinished battle against hunger | 363.82091724/SOU Universal food security issues for the South | 363.82091724/SOU Universal food security issues for the South |
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The author points to the social and economic circumstances which have dramatically limited power to deal with potential major natural disasters. He argues that countries have created the capacity to see trouble coming, rather than promoting the idea of being prepared with aid and relief
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