Societal Problems → Scarcity
UN Sustainable Development Goals
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World Problems relating to Scarcity
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLack of understanding
Educational gap between generations
Lack of solidarity with the poor
Lack of adequate clothing supply for little people and large people
Inadequacy of foreign aid
Crop vulnerability
Inadequacies of the international monetary system
Inadequate management of refuse
Air pollution
Inadequate health services
Lack of skilled manpower in rural areas
Ignorance
Shortage of waste landfill sites
Dehumanization of death
Lack of male libido
Physical unfitness
Unnatural methods of conception of same-sex parents
Famine
Stagnated development of agricultural production
Decreasing diversity of biological species
Lack of meaningful personal and social paradigms
Sexual discrimination
Prohibitive cost of linguistic interpretation in legal proceedings
Deterioration of development process
Pacifism
Action Strategies relating to Scarcity
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLacking
Protesting lack of integration of environmental and economic issues
Campaigning for environmental protection laws
Promoting entrepreneurship
Ensuring viable financial basis for the United Nations
Banning hazardous waste exports to countries lacking safe handling capability
Existing-Lacking
Providing heroic images
Building skilled labour forces
Providing dietary protein supply
Studying causes of lack of solidarity with the poor
Addressing governmental resistance in response to problems
Relieving scarcity
Creating image of scarcity
Providing local planning resources
Increasing amount
Increasing global funds
Increasing amount of teaching materials
Increasing amount of cultivable land
Increasing amount of food
Increasing amount of funds for research
Increasing amount of non-electrical machinery
Increasing amount of qualified government officials
Increasing quantity of experimental non-human primates
Increasing amount of time for policy making
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