The objective of the research is to analyse the impact of armed conflicts on the achievement of the food environmental security of the states of the Arab world, the neglect of the land due to conflicts causes the loss of food sources day by day negatively affecting the achievement of Arab food security, as well as environmental damage caused by war to the ocean, such as chemical air and water pollution, or to human beings such as deformities and diseases occurring after or during war due to chemical radiation. The research sought to access and analyse the previous studies, as well as United Nations reports associated with the achievement of its sustainable development plan 2030, and the Arab states progress in its implementation to provide a research vision containing an analysis of the situation in states particularly conflict zones, and submit research proposals for achieving food and environmental security in the circumstances by identifying Arab pioneering experiences in the field of food and environment. The research adopted the descriptive approach of analysing the theoretical literature of the subject of Arab States reports as well as the United Nation on armed conflicts and its impacts on Arab food and environmental security in an attempt to achieve results on the subject has been the most important of which: the problems of displacement, abandonment of land, chemical radiation and overexploitation of land or its diversion to chaotic housing due to population concentration as result of war and displacement in narrow areas that negatively affect land and water, these regions or States progress in achieving development in these countries is hampered. Among the most important recommendations underlined in the research are the need to intensify efforts to stop the armed conflicts in the Arab region, and protecting water sources that have become vulnerable to chemical contamination effecting land and the general health of the Arab individual in conflict zones. The research also called for further efforts to ensure the stability or return of displaced persons to their lands and to encourage sustainable investments in land to protect Arab food, and increased green spaces, resistance to desertification, damage from land abandonment and water filtering to create a healthy Arab environment.

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Armed Conflicts in the Arab World and Their Impact on Arab Food and Environmental Security: Study in United Nations Reports

  • Samira Benhabyles

摘要

The objective of the research is to analyse the impact of armed conflicts on the achievement of the food environmental security of the states of the Arab world, the neglect of the land due to conflicts causes the loss of food sources day by day negatively affecting the achievement of Arab food security, as well as environmental damage caused by war to the ocean, such as chemical air and water pollution, or to human beings such as deformities and diseases occurring after or during war due to chemical radiation. The research sought to access and analyse the previous studies, as well as United Nations reports associated with the achievement of its sustainable development plan 2030, and the Arab states progress in its implementation to provide a research vision containing an analysis of the situation in states particularly conflict zones, and submit research proposals for achieving food and environmental security in the circumstances by identifying Arab pioneering experiences in the field of food and environment. The research adopted the descriptive approach of analysing the theoretical literature of the subject of Arab States reports as well as the United Nation on armed conflicts and its impacts on Arab food and environmental security in an attempt to achieve results on the subject has been the most important of which: the problems of displacement, abandonment of land, chemical radiation and overexploitation of land or its diversion to chaotic housing due to population concentration as result of war and displacement in narrow areas that negatively affect land and water, these regions or States progress in achieving development in these countries is hampered. Among the most important recommendations underlined in the research are the need to intensify efforts to stop the armed conflicts in the Arab region, and protecting water sources that have become vulnerable to chemical contamination effecting land and the general health of the Arab individual in conflict zones. The research also called for further efforts to ensure the stability or return of displaced persons to their lands and to encourage sustainable investments in land to protect Arab food, and increased green spaces, resistance to desertification, damage from land abandonment and water filtering to create a healthy Arab environment.