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Könyv Who Will Feed Egypt by 2075? ADEL EL-MOWAFI

Who Will Feed Egypt by 2075?

A Strategic Outlook on Food Security, Agricultural Land, and National Resilience

Szerző: ADEL EL-MOWAFI
Nyelv: Angol
Kötés: Puha kötésű
Kiadó: Independently published
Elérhetőség: Beszállítói készleten
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By 2075, Egypt's population will reach 200 million. Its arable land per capita will fall below 0.01...

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Szerző
ADEL EL-MOWAFI
Nyelv
Angol
Kötés
Könyv - Puha kötésű
Kiadva
2025
oldal
78
EAN
9798199539029
Enbook ID
52761673
Kiadó
Independently published
Súly
205
Méretek
178 x 254 x 5

Teljes leírás

By 2075, Egypt's population will reach 200 million. Its arable land per capita will fall below 0.01 hectares. Its renewable freshwater will drop below 400 m³ per person - less than a third of the global scarcity threshold. And 96% of its edible oils will depend on global imports.

The question is not hypothetical. It is already unfolding.

Who Will Feed Egypt by 2075? is a rigorous, data-driven strategic outlook on one of the most consequential food security challenges of the 21st century. Drawing on 100 years of historical data - from Egypt's position as a modest food exporter in 1925 to its current status as the world's largest wheat importer - this report maps the forces reshaping Egypt's capacity to feed itself, and presents a clear-eyed assessment of what must change.

What this report covers:

  • 100-year historical analysis of Egypt's food import and export trajectory (1925-2025)
  • Three scenario forecasts to 2075: managed dependency, strategic transformation, and crisis
  • The protein gap: from 2.6 million tons today to 4.7 million tons by 2075
  • The edible oil crisis: 96% import dependency and how to address it
  • The Nile water crisis and the geopolitical implications of GERD
  • Lessons from China, Israel, India, and the Netherlands - countries that overcame comparable land, water, and population pressures
  • Permaculture solutions for arid and desert-edge agriculture
  • The Great African Development Corridor - a regional food security framework
  • A phased implementation roadmap: 2025 to 2075

This is not a pessimistic report. It is a strategic one. The solutions exist. The window to act is open - but narrowing.

Essential reading for policymakers, development economists, agricultural scientists, food security professionals, and anyone concerned with the future of the Arab world's most populous nation.