What is happening to the world's reosurces?

When all people at all times have access to safe, sufficient, nutritious food to maintain a health and ac-tive life.

• Food security

• Water security

• Energy security

When people have access to an uninterrupted availability of energy sources at an affordable price.

• Food security

• Water security

• Energy security

When people at all times have access to clean, safe , sufficient drinking water. This incorporates water quality and the quantity (how much) water is available.

• Food security

• Water security

• Energy security

A material found in nature that has useful or eco-nomic value such as trees, water, minerals and fossil fuels.

• Natural resource

• Renewable resource

• Non-renewable resource

These include coal, natural gas, oil, and nuclear en-ergy. Once these resources are used up, they cannot be replaced They are finite.

• Natural resource

• Renewable resource

• Non-renewable resource

The sequence of processes involved in producing a product e.g. the food chain of a box of cereal would include agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and retail.

• Supply chain

• Resource consumption

How much we use of any type of resources.

• Supply chain

• Resource consumption

Encourages a sustainable and responsible approach to managing resources that looks towards the needs of future generations rather than seeking im-mediate, short-term outcomes.

• Circular economy

• Resource stewarship

A way of designing and producing products so that the whole life cycle of the product is taken into con-sideration including the resources used and the waste created.

• Circular economy

• Resource stweardship