MGMT 3020 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Water Security, Water Cycle, Water Scarcity
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Complex global issues as the context for value creation: Learning portfolio: write a one-page synthesis of chapter 11 of chandler and chapter 4 of. Relate concepts from both chapters, by november 6 (i. e. , how can you use. Csr filter to address the global issues we face). Global challenges: population growth, growing water scarcity, threats to food security, diminishing fossil derived energy resources, and changing climate. Can"t be solved by a short term political solution. Multi-sector problems, and highly interdependent and complex. 5 major systematic drivers: population growth, water scarcity, food insecurity, energy supply constraints, climate change. Population growth: the increase in each additional billion people on earth happened rapidly, 1 billion in 1800, 2 billion in 1900, 4 billion in 1975, etc. Population is determined by fertility and mortality; population grows when the rate of births exceeds the rate of death.