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Geography Grade 12 Unit 3: ISSUES IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT I: MANAGEMENT OF CONFLICT OVER RESOURCES

29 national exam questions have come from this unit. It runs 38 pages; one careful study pass takes about 4.0 hours, and its difficulty is harder among Geography units. Each section below lists the questions set from it, with the year, and opens the page that teaches it.

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3.1 The Concept of Sustainable Development · read p. 63

2018 E.C., Q38 – What is a critic on the concept of sustainable development?
2017 E.C., Q38 – What is the focus of the social dimension of sustainable development?
2017 E.C., Q37 – What is the core issue in the concept of sustainable development?
2017 E.C., Q39 – Which one of the following is the shortcoming of applying sustainable development?
2017 E.C., Q60 – What progress has been achieved by Ethiopia in relation to sustainable development goals?
2016 E.C., Q78 – Which one describes the concept of sustainable development?

3.2 Resource Use Policies and Related Conflicts · read p. 69

2018 E.C., Q86 – Of the following, which one is the consequence of conflict over resources?
2018 E.C., Q39 – Which one of the following is among the main drivers of conflicts over resources?
2018 E.C., Q84 – What is the distinct feature of shared rivers?
2017 E.C., Q62 – What type of scarcity is associated with a conflict arising between people due to unequal access to gold mine?
2017 E.C., Q41 – Which one of the following explains the link between conflict and poverty?
2016 E.C., Q14 – What is the main task of the World Trade Organization?
2016 E.C., Q80 – What is the main cause of conflict over natural resources such as the River Nile?
2014 E.C., Q38 – Among the following, which one is an example of a renewable natural resource?

3.3 Governance of Natural Resources · read p. 81

2018 E.C., Q40 – In which of the following conditions is applying the principles of good governance of natural resource challenging?
2017 E.C., Q63 – If you are a member of an Environmental Protection Club in your locality, how would you ensure good governance of natural resources?

3.4 Indigenous Conflict Resolution Practices · read p. 84

2018 E.C., Q42 – What is the main argument of the conservative population theorists?
2018 E.C., Q41 – What is a unique characteristic of indigenous conflict resolution mechanisms?
2017 E.C., Q64 – Why are indigenous conflict resolution practices effective in reducing the acts of revenge, and bringing peace in the society? This is because
2017 E.C., Q96 – Which one of the following is considered as the limitation of indigenous conflict resolution practices in Ethiopia?
2016 E.C., Q81 – Which one of the following plays a decisive role to govern natural resources sustainably?
2016 E.C., Q53 – Which statement relates to theories on population growth and development?
2016 E.C., Q82 – What is the main characteristic of indigenous conflict resolution practices in Ethiopia?
2015 E.C., Q85 – What was the central argument of Malthusian Population Theory?
2014 E.C., Q8 – Which of the population theories below considers the loss of human life through drought as a positive check to control fast population growth?
2013 E.C., Q8 – Imagine a given country is highly affected by famine and requests international communities for aid However, these communities are unwilling to help the country. The fact that they believe famine could serve as a means t