Discussions 1
Jay-z agrees because, we can only survive
without water for only about 4-5 days, but we can survive without food for a
week even more.
· It’s
a loss of dignity because people need to have a private place to do personal
things such as toilet.
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Discussions 2
1. It takes Bella four hours to collect water. Is there a better use of her
time?
· She can use her time to study or help her family.
2. What are the health risks associated with open sewers?
· Open sewers contain bad smell and it might spread disease, especially in
a community when one person get the disease it in the whole community.
3.
Why does a flush toilet help keep girls
in school?
Males can pee anywhere such as bushes but females need
to have a private place to do their private things.
4. The water, sanitation and hygiene facility improvements and education at
Bella's school are supported by UNICEF Angola. UNICEF-supported WASH
programmes take place in over 90 countries around the world and are designed
to increase access to safe water and sanitation and to educate young people
about the importance of water, sanitation and healthy hygiene behaviours.
How might the knowledge and skills students learn in school WASH help
their communities at large?
· The increase of education will be able to help the community because
cleaning up the water supplies in their community; they would have a better
life both their community and themselves.
5. It is more difficult for rural villages to get water, why? What
effects does this have on the girls of the community?
· It is more difficult for rural villages to get water because the lack of
technology and civilization that comes with living in a rural area.
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Questions to
Consider
1. Are there shortages of freshwater resources in your country? If so, what
effects do these have on your nation’s health, economy and development?
Health
· Health risk due to poor quality of drinking water
· About 43 millions of people drink non-standard water
· The highest risk is rain water follow by the people who drink
underground water
· The lowest risk are the packaged drinks
Economy
· Long periods of drought each year causes the decrease amount of water
flowing into dams.
· Droughts also effect on the production of rice, Thailand is also the
world largest rice exporter and the agricultural take up 70% of nation water
supplies.
· Farmers have expanded farming outside of irrigated zone and farmer does
not conserve water and have failed to plan crop production efficiently.
·
Development
· Because Thailand needs lots of water each year this lead to effort to
become “Kitchen to the World”
· If not for exporting there should be enough water for present and future
needs.
2. What does your country believe the international community can do to
address the issue of declining freshwater resources?
· Both Thai and foreigner notice that freshwater is declining.
· Example: the website Imagine Thailand is an organization that addresses
about freshwater declining. In the site there are ways to get involve and
help fresh water from declining.
3. How does your country suggest the international community pay for global
water resource management programs?
· Managing risks in water resources is essential to alleviate damage and
the consequences of natural disaster
· Understanding the types or risk in each area help planners to select the
right policies and actions to apply in order to reduce the risks and mitigate
damage.
· Risk management framework involves collecting info., establishing the
context, identifying the risks, assessing the risks, and treating the risks.
At each step stakeholders should communicate, review and monitor the progress
and performance of the management framework.
· The impact of climate change needs to be addresses when establishing the
context and must continue to be considered throughout the risk management
framework
· The major source of risk in water resources especially water supply is
rainfall, because we can’t control where, when and how much it will rain and
these are the reasons that causes flooding and drought risks. These risk also
have threat to economic development
· Risk assessment feature an analysis of the types of risk in an area, the
time of the year when will risk likely to occur
· Traditional methods: rainfall analysis, flood and risk map creation and
water balance have often been conducted on an annual basis and are
statistically-based
4. What are types of roles NGOs and business can play in the water shortage
problem?
· Organization called “water-advocacy” NGO that helps rural village with
water providing. The types of roles are:
- Provide leadership necessary to create a relationship with water project
recipients
- Ask for organizational expertise to plan a project with Global Water’s
help
- Provide onsite skilled supervision throughout the project
- Provide after-project connection to check and monitor equipment
installed during project construction
- Provide maintenance as needed
- They can provide with necessary connection with people who we can get
help from.
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2012년 12월 2일 일요일
Jay Z Discussion
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