Water-Energy-Food Security Nexus - ISIS Malaysia

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Geographical hot spots for water-food nexus Source: FAO Highlighting risks associated with main agricultural production systems and interactions across the nexus (i.e. interdependence between water & food)
International attention on Nexus Policy conferences • 2011 World Economic Forum, Davos • The Bonn Perspective on Rio+20, 2011 • Ministerial Roundtable ‘W-E-F Security Nexus, Marseilles • Water Summit 2013 Abu Dhabi: Bringing WEF Nexus to Life Academic conferences • ReISource: Food-Energy-Water for All, 2012 • Planet Under Pressure: Climate-Energy-Water, 2012 Key publications • WEF’s ‘Water Security’; McKinsey Global Institute’s ‘Resource Revolution’ • Michael T. Klare The Race for What’s Left; Bringenzu’s ‘Sustainable Resource Management: Global Trends’
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Page 9 and 10: The ‘new’ resource scramble?
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