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 Similarities and differences between the region that was assigned to them and the one they live in, from the geographical point of view. 

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 Similarities and differences between the region that was assigned to them and the one they live in, from the geographical point of view. 

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This land area is approximately 80% of the area of California. Ivory Coast is thus the 28th biggest country in Africa and in terms of area ranked 69th worldwide. More than half of all residents (53%) live within cities. Around one in nine residents' lives in Abidjan alone.

Globalization in Côte d’Ivoire has had a strong effect on developmental issues such as schools, which affects the individual citizens the most directly and encourages political involvement. Programs such as the “Education for AH” conducted by the World bank give primary access to 125 million children in West Africa. (Turco 5) There are flaws in these systems as they do not receive enough attention or oversight. Still, the widespread opportunity for education has led to development in the political socialization of citizens, the support for the democratic process, and political ideologies present in avid political parties. In studies on health and development such as Welander’s, the number of years in school for women had positive effects on infant mortality (Welander 25). When people are more developed and healthier, the politics of the nation are stronger, as is the support of the government.

Agriculture has been affected strongly by globalization in Cote d’Ivoire. “Using cheap labor from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Liberia and technocrats from Europe and Lebanon, Côte d’Ivoire built a stable domestic environment, ripe for foreign investment alongside a booming agricultural industry powered by cocoa exports (Klass 4).” These cocoa experts have led Côte d’Ivoire to be the highest cocoa producing country in the world, surpassing their rich neighbors like Ghana and Nigeria. The cheap foreign labor brings with its cultural and religious influences, which have effects on the nation’s political landscape. The current President, Ouattara, is a member of the Dioula tribe, which is comprised mostly of North African Muslim immigrants and is very different from the conservative Catholic leaders like the first president Boigny, who led the country with a one-party system for 30 years. Because agriculture is so prevalent in the coastal tropical nation, foreign influence on the agricultural sphere has had a significant political effect.

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How the region has faced the effects of globalization in nature.

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How the region has faced the effects of globalization in nature.

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The globalization of commerce is a complex and rapidly evolving phenomenon. Its prime characteristic is the increasing elimination of barriers to the movement of people, capital and goods.

All if this help us to rise from poverty to the acquisition of life’s necessities; the elimination of social ills; broadening the horizons of knowledge; acquiring refinement and culture. A growing awareness of other people’s dignity, a taste for the spirit of poverty, an active interest in the common good, and a desire for peace. Then man can acknowledge the highest values and God Himself

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Image of the political geography of the region

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Image of the political geography of the region

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Main physical characteristics.

The Ivory Coast has a
significant coastline along the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean, providing
access to trade, fishing, and transportation. The country's terrain varies from
savannahs and plateaus in the north to forested areas and hills in the center.
The southern region consists of low-lying coastal plains suitable for
agriculture and is the most populated area. Major rivers like the Bandama,
Sassandra,
Cavally, and Comoe flow through the country. The Guinean Highlands in the west
are home to mountains and hills, with Mount Nimba
being a notable peak. The Ivory Coast
boasts national parks and reserves, including Comoé,
Taï,
and Marahoué.
Its climate is tropical, with wet and dry seasons. Natural resources include
gold, diamonds, iron ore, cocoa, and coffee. The country also has islands, such
as the Ehotilé
Islands and Îles
des Goélands,
known for their biodiversity. Lake Kossou,
created by the Kossou Dam, is the
largest lake in the Ivory Coast
and serves for irrigation and hydroelectric power generation.

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Seas, rivers, bays, inlets and gulfs that exist in the region. 

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Seas, rivers, bays, inlets and gulfs that exist in the region. 

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Seas, rivers, bays, inlets and gulfs that exist in the region.

Seas: North Atlantic Sea

Rivers: 4 major rivers (Cavally, Sassandra,
Bandama
and Comoé)
and other 357

Bays: Aproximately
35

Inlets: There are 2 known inlets but,
there are a few more.

There is a well-known gulf called the Gulf of Guinea,
which is located extremely
close to the Ivory Coast.

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a)    Resources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in the region. 

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a)    Resources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in the region. 

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Offshore reserves of petroleum and natural gas have been exploited since 1995 and are a significant source of export revenue for the country. Mineral resources exploited in Côte d’Ivoire include diamonds and gold. Deposits of iron ore, bauxite, and manganese also exist but have not been extensively developed, although iron ore is mined near Mount Nimba.

About three-fifths of the country’s power is supplied by thermal stations, with hydroelectric sources supplying the remainder. Expansion of thermal capacity utilizing natural gas has been the focus of energy projects since the mid-1990s. Crude petroleum is refined in Abidjan to meet local needs, and refined products are exported to Mali, Burkina Faso, and other countries.

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Based on the interviews, the effect of cultural globalization is also very clearly visible in the commercialization of culture. Qatari markets are increasingly bombarded with new images, new music, food, new clothes and new values. The image of the national dress has been affected, becoming more western.

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Most of Qatar's area is flat, low-lying desert, which rises from the east to a central limestone plateau.
Qatar borders the Persian Gulf on the north, east, and southeast and the Gulf of Bahrain on the west.

Birds include flamingo, cormorant, osprey, kestrel, plover, lark, and other migrants. Reptiles include monitors, other lizards, and land snakes. Life in the seas around Qatar is considerable and varied, including prawn, king mackerel, shark, grouper, and swordfish.
In these depressions colluvial soils made up of calcareous loam, sandy loam and sandy clay loam have accumulated to depths ranging from 30 to 150 cm, overlying limestone debris and bedrock.

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Bauxite deposites and copper, manganese, gold and manganetite are some of the main mineral resources they have.
Their main harvests are cassava, corn, coffee, cacao, rice, and tomatoes.

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The climate in Costa Rica is tropical, with a short and moderate dry season(wich on the Pacific coast covers from December to April). Since it is pretty close to the Equator there's not much of a variation in its climate.

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The fauna and flora in Costa Rica is very big, there are such as 95,000 species but the most important are:
Flora: Red fig, Passion Flower, and Tabacon
Fauna: Hairless fox, White tailed deer, and Marmoset monkey
Other animals that lived in the ecosystems of Costa Rica are crocodriles, spiders, toucans, Scorpions, bird, butterflies, frogs, bears, etc

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Global-political division and location of Costa Rica

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Global-political division and location of Costa Rica

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Costa Rica is bounded by Nicaragua to the North, by the Caribbean sea along the 185-mile northeastern coastline, by Panama to the southeast, and by the Pacific ocean along the 630-mile southeastern coastline.

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Costa Rica is a country that struggles with poverty, diseases and unemployment, but its health and welfare have improved greatly and its life expectancy has gone up to 80 years old. It has a populations of 5.154 million inhabitants of wich 50,2% are women, 49.8% are men; its population increases about 1.5% per year.
Costa Rica is a very diverse country, it has a lot of european, nicaraguan and asian immigrants and if you go to the caribbean side you'll see Afro-caribbean immigrants as well.
It has  a few indigenous tribes like the Bri Bri, Boruka, among others.

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Costa Rica's economic diversification across the primary (agriculture), secondary (industry), and tertiary (services) sectors has varied consequences for the population and the environment, including labor challenges, environmental concerns, and economic benefits.

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According to the 2011 census, the number of immigrants in Costa Rica totalled about 390,000 individuals, or about 9% of the country’s population. The main countries of origin of immigrants are Nicaragua, Colombia, United States, Panama and El Salvador. Most immigrants are employed in activities related to agribusiness, construction and services.

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costa rica rosources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in the region

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costa rica rosources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in the region

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Costa Rica's abundant natural resources, including biodiversity, fertile land, and renewable energy, have allowed for the establishment of diverse communities. These communities thrive in areas such as environmental conservation, agriculture, renewable energy, tourism, education, and cultural diversity. The country's progressive policies and focus on sustainability have empowered these communities, contributing to its global reputation for environmental conservation and quality of life.

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Groundwater is the primary water source in Costa Rica, where it counts for nearly 90% of agricultural, industrial and domestic water demands (With the exception of hydroelectric generation). They way they treat and distribute water its the same as others

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Global political division and location of the region

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Global political division and location of the region

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Hawaii adjoins other islands, such as Kailua, Honolulu, Princeville among others.

This is located in the tropic of cancer in the Pacific Ocean, Hawail is a state of the USA, its coordinates are 21,30’N
15800’0 / 21.5,-158

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Hawaii is an area located below the tropics, in the southern hemisphere, which is why it has a subtropical climate. The temperatures, however, are somewhat milder than one might imagine, mainly due to the action of the ocean in its surroundings.

Hawaii's economy is based primarily on tourism. It has an important hotel infrastructure. Previously the economy was based on agricultural plantations and military activities.

Natural resources:
climate, water supply, soil, vegetation, surrounding ocean, as well as the rock, gravel, sand.

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Hawaii population is about 1,433,238

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In Hawaii in 2020, 10.9% of the total population was Hispanic, 21.4% were white, 1.9% were black, 0.2% were American Indian/Alaska Native and 45.6% were Asian/Pacific Islander

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Very cold winters, with temperatures of -30°C, and short, warm summers.
Mongolia possesses large deposits of coal and fluorite, copper, gold, silver, and other metallic ores.

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Damascus, Arabic Dimashq, city, capital of Syria. Located in the southwestern corner of the country, it has been called the “pearl of the East,” praised for its beauty and lushness; the 10th-century traveler and geographer al-Maqdisī lauded the city as ranking among the four earthly paradises.

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Global political division and location of the region 

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Côte d'Ivoire's key natural resources include cocoa, oil and gas, rubber, diamonds, cobalt, copper, timber, water, and fish.

The climate of Ivory Coast is generally warm and humid, ranging from equatorial in the southern coasts to tropical in the middle and semiarid in the far north. There are three seasons: warm and dry (November to March), hot and dry (March to May), and hot and wet (June to October).

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Global political division and location of the region

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Global political division and location of the region

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Natural and defined resources: Natural resources include petroleum, natural gas, diamonds, manganese, iron, cobalt, bauxite, copper, gold, nickel, tantalum, silica sand, clay, palm oil, and hydropower.

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Ivory Coast / Côte d'Ivoire Creative Industries

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Qatar has a desert climate. The country experiences long summers from May to September characterized by intense dry heat, with temperatures rising above 45°C

Petroleum and natural gas are the cornerstones of Qatar's economy and account for more than 70% of total government revenue, more than 60% of gross domestic product, and roughly 85% of export earnings

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The Syrian Arab Republic is highly vulnerable to the effects of global warming and climate change in its various dimensions. This is manifested in various climatic phenomena, but alarming are the increasing temperatures and droughts, already in the short term, and projected reduction of precipitation, mainly in the long term. The effects of these climatic phenomena impact all social and economic sectors and represent a threat to livelihoods, agricultural productivity, water availability and community health.
Natural Resources:
petroleum, phosphates, chrome and manganese ores, asphalt, iron ore, rock salt, marble, gypsum, hydropower.

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Qatar's population is a bit unknown, as the Qatar Statistics Authority estimated that the population in 2022 was 2,618,000 people, of which 82.94% are immigrants, it is the second country with the highest percentage of immigrants in the world. Regardless, the population has tripled in the decade leading up to 2011.
Fertility rate: 1.82 children per woman
Life expectancy: 79,10 años

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Mongolia may be big but it doesn´t has alot of habitants

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Differences and similarities between Mexico and Qatar

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Differences and similarities between Mexico and Qatar

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Since there is a difference of aprox. 13.8 km there are several differences between this countries

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Country comparison Mexico vs. Qatar 2023 | Symbol Hunt

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Mexico vs. Qatar. Country comparison, you can compare any two countries and see the profile and national symbols side by side.

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Natural Gas Qatar is a major supplier of natural gas in the world.

Fisheries

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According to current projection, the Ivory Coast population is expected to continue to grow throughout the rest of the century. As of 2020, the population sits at 26.38 million people. By 2049, the population is expected to surpass 50 million people. By 2099, the population will more than triple and is expected to rise to 95.91 million people.

Ivory Coast is growing at a rate of 2.57%, increasing the population by 661,730 people from 2019 to 2020. The fertility rate in Ivory Coast is relatively high at 4.68 children per woman and is the largest contributing factor to population growth. This has also kept the population very young with the median age being 18.9 years.

Ivory Coast's economy has also been growing with its population; however, the rapid urbanization hat results from a quickly-growing population must be controlled for Ivory Coast to become a middle-income country within the next couple of decades.

Ivory Coast Population Growth

A government survey in 2012 found the country has a fertility rate of 5.0, which is just 3.7 in urban areas like the capital but 6.3 children per woman in the rural areas. Ivory Coast has a life expectancy of 41 for men and 47 for women, with a high infant mortality rate of 118 per 1,000 live births. Ivory Coast is currently growing at a rate of 2.5% per year.

Ivory Coast Population Projections

It is projected that the rate of growth will slow slightly in the Ivory Coast, but the increase in population will still be significant and is expected to nearly double within the next 30 years or so. Current predictions believe that the growth rate will peak at 2.52% by 2020, and will slow down to 2.03% by 2050. During that time, the population is expected to grow from 26,171,750 to 51,375,178. Current projections also have the population at 33,337,306 in 2030 and 41,796,024 in 2040.

The current population of Ivory Coast is 28,419,307 based on projections of the latest United Nations data. The UN estimates the July 1, 2022 population at 28,160,542.

Ivory Coast Growth Rate

Ivory Coast Population 2022 (Live)

Ivory Coast Population by Year (Projections)

Ivory Coast Population by Age

There are 14,543,240 people over age 18 in Ivory Coast.

Census Years

Ivory Coast Population Pyramid

Ivory Coast is home to many ethnic groups. The largest is the Akan at 42%. Akans are an indigenous ethnic group, but not a racially homogeneous ethnicity. The next largest ethnic groups are the Gur (17.6%), Northern Mandes (16.5%), Krous (11%), Southern Mandes (10%). There are about 30,000 Lebanese and 45,000 French as well. About 4% of the population is non-African, which includes French, Lebanese, Vietnamese and Spanish residents, along with missionaries from the U.S. and Canada.

77% of the population are considered Ivorians, and represent many cultural and linguistic groups. There are around 65 languages spoken in Ivory Coast, but the most common is Dyula, which is spoken by most of the Muslim population.

Ivory Coast Religion, Economy and Politics

The native-born of Ivory Coast are split into Muslim (38.6%), Christian (32.8%) and animist or indigenous religion (28%). Ivory Coast is one of the most economically successful countries in West Africa, and about 20% of its population is workers from neighboring countries Guinea, Burkina Faso and Liberia.

Since 2016, the Ivory Coast has been the fastest growing economy in Africa, with an astonishing annual growth rate of around 8%, which is much higher than the surrounding nations. Even though the country is doing well financially overall, there is extreme wealth inequality and over half of the coast remains in poverty. The growth the Ivory Coast is experiencing is due to the African Development Bank returning to the area in 2014, the building of the HKB bridge to connect the wealthy residential part of the country to the industrial districts, and large investments in the country's energy sector.

Ivory Coast Population History

For many centuries, the Ivory Coast was ruled by one of many Island Empires of the region. The French began to have an interest in exploring the area in the 1600s, but they didn't gain control over the country until the mid-1800s. The French behaved as though their culture was superior to those of the native people and pushed their language and customs on them.

After loyalty from the indigenous people during the Second World War, France granted French citizenship to those under the French rule, further encouraging the people of the Ivory Coast to assimilate. However, they were allowed to become an autonomous nation in 1958. Ivorians have engaged in two civil wars since the turn of the 21st century, killing many of their own, largely over who is power.

Ivory Coast - General Info

Ivory Coast Area and Population Density

The last census in Ivory Coast took place in 1998 and found a population of 15.37 million, up from the 6.7 million people in the country at the first census in 1975. Today, Ivory Coast has a population density of 64 people per square kilometer (166/square mile), which ranks 139th in the world.

Largest Cities in Ivory Coast

The largest city is Abidjan, a port city with a population estimated at 4.5 million and a metro population exceeding 5.1 million. Abidjan is the 3rd largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris and Kinshasa, and only Lagos has a larger population in West Africa. The capital of Ivory Coast is Yamoussoukro, which has a population of 355,000, which makes it the country's 4th most populous city.

Ivory Coast Population Density Map

Ivory Coast Population by Year (Historical)

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The main labor in Syria Damascus is the agriculture. Damascus is has a labor force of 6,142,683. This labor force is spread in 3 parts:
- Agriculture (Primary) (17%)
- Industry (Secondary) (16%)
-Petroleum
-Textiles
-Food processing
- Services (Tertiary) (67%)

There's an employment rate of 50%.
The only huge problem that has had the economy in agriculture was during the civil war, the Syrian government was forced to put out a tender for 100,000 metric tonnes of wheat. And less than 2.7% of Syria's land area is forested, so they have troubles with that little portion of land.

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Once hailed as a model of stability in the surrounding region, Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) enjoyed political stability since it gained independence from France in 1960 up until 2002, when the country was split into two. Violence continued amidst successive peace deals up until the presidential election in 2020. Despite these challenges, the country enjoys robust economic growth and is considered one of Africa's leading producers of cash crops like cocoa, rubber, pineapple, banana, cotton, coffee, cola nut, and rubber. Ivory Coast is the largest producer and exporter of cocoa beans globally and remains an economic hub in francophone West Africa. Agriculture remains the main economic activity in Ivory Coast - constituting 21.2% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employing 46% of the labour force. The majority of the national population is located in and around cities along the Atlantic Coast. Population is sparse in the Northern Savannah, which covers the upper half of the country, with some higher concentrations along migration corridors.

Before COVID-19, Ivory Coast had one of the most robust economies in Africa and in the world, with an annual average growth rate of 8% since 2012, driven by a middle class that maintains demand in all sectors of the economy. However, the effects of the pandemic on businesses and households slowed the growth rate to 1.8% in 2020. The Human Development Index (HDI) for Ivory Coast in 2020 stood at 0.538, and the country is ranked 162 out of 188 countries.

Since its independence in 1960, Ivory Coast has been hailed as the top migration destination country in West Africa - especially among labour migrants and refugees. With the tensions in the country from 2002 until 2020, immigration has declined. However, Ivory Coast remains among the top ten migration corridors in Western Africa, and is host to the highest number of migrants (2,564,857) in the region.
B. Country Profile I. Basic Information
Ivory Coast was a French protectorate territory from 1884 until the country got its independence in 1960. It is located in West Africa with a total area of 322,463 km 2 and an estimated population of more than 26 million people. It is bordered to the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the east by Ghana, and to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso. The capital city of Ivory Coast is Yamoussoukro, and its economic capital is Abidjan, which is also the country's most populated city, with more than 3 million inhabitants. The country has roughly 60 different dialects, and French is its official language. It has a heterogeneous population divided into the following groups: Akan (28.9%); Voltaique or Gur (16.1%); Northern Mande (14.5%); Kru (8.5%); Southern Mande (6.9%); unspecified (0.9%); and non-Ivorian (24.2%). The religious affiliation of the population is as follows: Muslim (42.9%); Catholic (17.2%); Evangelical (11.8%); Methodist (1.7%); other Christians (3.2%); animist (3.6%); other religions (0.5%); and none (19.1%).
II. International and Internal Migrants
Internal migration was encouraged in the 1960s in Ivory Coast, when the country enjoyed economic prosperity. As in most parts of Africa, Ivory Coast has experienced rural-urban migration. This movement has contributed massively to the urbanisation of Ivorian cities, with more than 50% of its population now living in urban areas. There is no recent data on internal migration within Ivory Coast. The 1998 Ivorian census data indicates that there were 4,405,328 internal migrants in Ivory Coast - constituting 28.7% of the total population. At that time, the majority of these migrants were reported as living in cities. Due to customs of exogamic marriage and helping parents in the household, women are more likely than men to engage in internal migration. An estimated 50.5% of internal migrants were female. However, as a result of urban poverty, there has recently been an increasing degree of internal migration from urban to rural areas. Between 2002 and 2015, the rate of urban poverty in Ivory Coast grew substantially from 24.5% to 35.9%.

Since 2012, Ivory Coast has enjoyed robust and stable economic growth and remains an economic hub in francophone West Africa, attracting millions of migrants from across the region. Ivory Coast constitutes one of the top ten migration corridors in Western Africa, and is the number one destination country for migrants within Western Africa. As of mid-2020, Ivory Coast was host to 2,564,857 million migrants that constitute 9.7% of the population. The migration corridor from Burkina Faso to Ivory Coast had the largest number of migrants - 1,376,3540 migrants, followed by Mali with 522,146 migrants, and Guinea with 167,516 migrants. Like other regions in Africa, migration within this region is highly influenced by economic factors, including the prospects of finding work in the host country, economic hardship and poverty in the home country, and business prospects in the host country. Other remote factors include educational opportunities and family reunification. Migration within the region is partly influenced by an aspiration for regional economic integration, contributing to free movement of people within the region and the right to residency and establishment within the framework of the regional organisation of ECOWAS.
III. Emigration and Skilled Migration
According to the global economy index, Ivory Coast experienced a decline in its flight and brain drain index from 7.30 in 2017 to 6.40 in 2021. As of mid-2020, there were 1.1 million Ivorian emigrants across the globe. The top countries of destination of Ivorians include Burkina Faso (557,732), Mali (188,250), France (99,031), Ghana (72,728), and Benin (33,996). Among Ivorian emigrants, 47.6% had received a lower level of education, while 30.7% had received higher education. These include medical doctors, nurses, and those involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and services activities. Despite the decline in personal remittances from 2011, emigrants contributed 0.528% of the GDP in 2020 in the form of personal remittance payments.
IV. Forced Migrants (Internally Displaced Persons, Asylum Seekers, Refugees, and Climate Displaced Persons)
Despite political tensions and social unrest in its past, Ivory Coast has kept its borders open to those seeking protection. Recently, there have been a greater number of refugees leaving Ivory Coast than entering. As of January 2021, there were 25,597 refugees who fled Ivory Coast to Liberia, Guinea, Ghana, and Togo. Liberia currently hosts 95% (24,234) of them. As of June 30, 2021, there were 1,167 refugees and 401 asylum seekers in Ivory Coast. The majority of them come from the Central African Republic (506), the Syrian Arab Republic (142), the Democratic Republic of Congo (132), Congo (86), Liberia (72), and Rwanda (55). A total of 174 are unspecified. The Ivorian government encourages refugees to integrate locally rather than placing them in camps. However, there are some refugee camps located in certain parts of the country. For example, there is a transit refugee camp in Tabou - designated solely for refugees in transit, and another in Peacetown in Nicla, near Guiglo.

Internal displacement in Ivory Coast is primarily caused by conflict and violence. As of 2020, there were 308,000 people displaced by conflicts and violence, as well as 70 people displaced by natural disasters. As was the case with the aftermath of the presidential election in 2010-2011, the 2020 presidential election led the country yet into another period of post-election violence, causing massive internal displacement. This post-election violence has resulted in thousands of IDPs within Ivory Coast, mostly in the western region of the country. As of November 2020, the UN agencies and the Ivorian government had recorded 5,530 new IDPs within the country. Women in Ivory Coast have borne the brunt of internal displacement, as displacement caused by conflict and violence exposes women to human rights violation and adversely affects their sources of livelihood, since conflict results in the destruction of production capital.
V. Victims of Human Trafficking
Ivory Coast is ranked Tier 2 in the Trafficking in Person Report 2021, as the country does not meet the minimum standard for the cancellation of human trafficking activities. However, the government is making a significant effort to meet the minimum standards. Ivory Coast is a source, transit, and destination country of victims of human trafficking, specifically forced labour, sex trafficking, and to a lesser extent, drug trafficking. At the international level, Ivory Coast has established a formal agreement with other countries to combat human and child trafficking, including Burkina Faso. The government runs shelters for child victims of exploitation in Soubre and refers child trafficking victims to NGOs for long-term care. However, there is limited support for adults, making them vulnerable to re-victimisation. The majority of victims identified are children. Traffickers exploit Ivorian women and girls in forced labour in domestic service, restaurants, and sex trafficking. Traffickers exploit Ivorian and Burkinabe boys in forced labour in the agricultural and service industries, especially in cocoa production. Victims of human trafficking in Ivory Coast come from rural parts of the country, as well as Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Morocco, and China. They are mostly located in Abidjan, northern and central Ivory Coast, and western mining regions, particularly near the gold mines in Tengrela. Nigeria human trafficking victims transit Ivory Coast en route to exploitation in sex trafficking in Asia, the United Arab Emirates, and North Africa. Religious leaders also recruit women and girls for work in the Middle East and Europe.
VI. National Legal Framework
The most relevant law governing the identification of persons and the stay of foreigners in Ivory Coast relates to the migration policy, enshrined in Law No. 2004-303 of 2004, which amended Law No. 90-437 of May 29, 1990 on the entry and stay of foreigners in Ivory Coast. Law No. 2016-1111 is Ivory Coast's law against human trafficking, and Law No. 2018-571, combatting the smuggling of migrants, is operational. The asylum law in Ivory Coast is still in draft form and yet to be adopted. While legislation has not been passed, the Government has made progress in establishing the 2021-2025 sustainable development cooperation framework in collaboration with the UN. This framework is derived from the National Development Plan, and formally includes refugees, IDPs, returnees and stateless persons in relation to gender discrimination, access to education, and inclusive governance. In September 2020, Ivory Coast became the first country in Africa to adopt stateless determination procedures.

At the regional level, Ivory Coast is a Member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). One of the main objectives of ECOWAS is to facilitate the movement of people within the region and ultimately remove obstacles to the free movement of goods and services, capital, and labour. Migrants have access to all public health and education services, regardless of their status. However, migrants are not eligible for the medical assistance scheme financed by the state. Regarding tertiary education, tuition fees for international students are often higher than for nationals, depending on whether they are ECOWAS nationals or not. In line with the 1999 social security code, all workers in Ivory Coast, regardless of their nationality, are entitled to the benefits of the National Security Fund ( Caisse Nationale de Prévoyance Sociale , CNPS). Ivory Coast has agreements on the portability of retirement pensions with countries such as Burkina Faso. However, migrants do not have access to the government's social housing programme and are not able to be employed in the civil service. Ivory Coast grants nationality to migrants through marriage, naturalisation, declaration, and adoption.

In 1961, Ivory Coast ratified the 1961 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees (Geneva Convention). In 1991, the country ratified the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). In 1998, Ivory Coast ratified the 1969 Organisation of African Unity (OAU) Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problem in Africa. In 2013, the country ratified the 2009 African Union Convention for the Protection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa (the Kampala Convention), the 1954 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, and the 1961 United Nations Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
VII. Main Actors The State
Within the Ministry of Development and Planning ( Ministère du Plan et du Développement ), the National Population Office is responsible for the implementation of the National Population Policy that encompasses the migration policy. Among its objectives, this framework aims to manage migration as an opportunity for sustainable development.

Administrative and security-related immigration issues are under the purview of the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralisation ( Ministère de l'Administration du Territoire et de la Décentralisation ). The Ministry for African Integration and Ivorians Abroad ( Ministère de l'Intégration Africaine et des Ivoiriens de l'Extérieur ) focuses on relations with the diaspora and l'intégration des migrants.

The Ministry for Solidarity, Social Cohesion, and Fighting Poverty ( Ministère de la Solidarité, de la Cohésion Sociale et de la Lutte contre la Pauvreté ) is the lead agency for combatting trafficking in persons. The Ministry of Employment and Social Protection ( Ministère de l'Emploi de la Protection Sociale ) is responsible for combating child labour with the support of the Inter-Ministerial Committee against Trafficking, Exploitation, and Child Labour ( Comité interministériel de lutte contre la traite, l'exploitation et le travail des enfants ). In line with the National Strategy and National Plan in Combating Trafficking in Persons, the National Committee against the Trafficking of Persons is in charge of implementing the aforementioned laws.

The Ivorian government has adopted several instruments (for example, organising disaster relief), which are applicable in times of crisis as a result of natural disaster. Through these instruments, assistance is provided to all disaster victims through the Ministry of Security and Protection.
The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church is the second largest religious body in Ivory Coast, after the Muslim faith. There are currently 15 Dioceses in Ivory Coast: the four Archdioceses of Abidjan, Bouake, Gagnoa, Korhogo; and the 11 Dioceses of Abengourou, Agboville, Bondoukou, Daloa, Grand-Bassam, Katiolo, Man, Odienne, San Pedro-en-Côte d'Ivoire, Yamoussoukro, and Yopougon. The Catholic Church in Ivory Coast has a series of projects and organisations that assist migrants and refugees, including the Salesian Missionaries, Caritas, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and the Episcopal Commission for Migrants, Tourism and the Apostleship of the Sea ( Commission épiscopale pour les migrants, le tourisme, l'apostolat de la mer et les personnes en déplacement ) .

As a result of the years of conflict in Ivory Coast (especially the two civil wars), infrastructural development has been adversely affected. The Salesian Missionaries have provided life-saving shelters, food, security, and counselling services to thousands fleeing the war. They work with victims of the war to heal the country's deep wounds, reconcile the different factions, and provide training for young people - some of whom were actively involved in the war as foot soldiers. They are also currently providing primary and secondary education to help young students to gain a basic education. They also provide food security, health clinics, and workforce development services.

Caritas Côte d'Ivoire is present throughout the country aimed at assisting the most disadvantaged people in Ivory Coast. In partnership with national and international humanitarian organisations including CRS, UNHCR, the Global Fund, Ivorian government agencies, and others, Caritas has three main areas of focus: emergency assistance, human development, and healthcare with a special interest in the fight against HIV/AIDs and tuberculosis. In achieving these three main objectives, Caritas is involved in programmes that encourage agricultural development, improve access to potable water and sanitation systems, support income-generating activity projects, promote human rights, and protect vulnerable children from exploitation. Caritas has established projects that combat the worst forms of child labour in the cocoa-growing sector, as well as projects to reintegrate repatriated Ivorians.

Catholic Relief Services collaborates with Caritas Côte d'Ivoire , with technical assistance from the Africa Working Group for Justice and Peace, to support a 3-year peace and reconciliation project with the goal of restoring peace and social cohesion among Ivorians. The project promotes research into peace among profoundly divided Ivorian populations. It works with the Church and other religious communities in seeking peace and reconciliation by creating a platform for religious and civil society to meet, share experiences, and advocate for reconciliation. This project also aims to help restore confidence in ethnic, religious, and political groups.

The Episcopal Commission for Migrants, Tourism, the Apostleship of the Sea, and Displaced Persons is also active and has increased its activities since late 2014. Its mission is to reflect on all issues affecting people on the move and aims to ensure that the Church plays its role in working with and caring for people on the move. The Commission speaks to young people about the risks and dangers of irregular migration through sensitisation in parishes and Catholic communities.
International Organisations
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in Ivory Coast works in close partnership with the government in projects aimed at strengthening institutional capacities in the areas of immigration and border management, as well as migrant protection and assistance. The United Nations Refugee Agency in Ivory Coast focuses on humanitarian activities and strengthening protection for refugees, returnees, and stateless people. Other migration-related United Nations agencies in Ivory Coast include the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). UNICEF helps returnees to keep their children in school. In partnership with the government, UNDP pilots projects aimed at attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), particularly good governance and the fight against poverty. The World Food Programme (WFP) provides school meals to targeted children throughout the school year. Doctors Without Borders ( Médecins Sans Frontières ) left Ivory Coast in 2019 and returned in 2020 to support the national COVID-19 response team in the screening and referral of COVID-19 patients.
Other Organisations
The Service of Aid and Assistance to Refugees and Stateless Persons ( Service d'Aide et d'Assistance aux Refugies et Apatrides , SAARA) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is tasked with implementing the asylum policy as defined by the government of Ivory Coast. Their key responsibilities include coordinating the management of Ivorian refugees, stateless persons, and returnees, determining refugee status, and granting international protection and assistance to refugees. They also ensure respect for the rights and duties of the refugees and the stateless persons through the issuance of identification documents and coordinate the care of the internally displaced persons. Another locally based organisation that deals with refugee-related concerns in Ivory Coast is the law firm SCPA-Bazie-Koyo-Assa under the leadership of Ghislaine Moïse-Bazie, who is a resident lawyer in Abidjan. Ghislaine Moïse-Bazie is prepared to answer technical legal questions, for example, questions on documents from lawyers representing refugees from Ivory Coast, and if unable, will refer lawyers to other professionals who can assist. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) aims at reducing tensions, facilitating reconciliation, and empowering Ivorians to be in charge of mediation in their conflicts. The Association of Women Jurists in Ivory Coast ( Association des Femmes Juristes de Côte d'Ivoire ) fights against discrimination, social inequalities, and violence against women and children.

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Ivory Coast - Migrants & Refugees Section

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Since its independence in 1960, Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) has been hailed as the top migration destination country in West...

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The water bodies of Costa Rica include a multitude of lakes, lagoons, rivers, and waterfalls. Most rivers that crisscross the country originate in the central mountains and volcanos. Gulfs and bays pocket the coasts, while lakes and lagoons dot the countryside and fill mountaintop craters.
GULFS: Coronado Bay, Gulf of Nicoya
Lakes: Corcovado Lake, Hot Lake
Rivers: Arenal River, Celeste River

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The State of Qatar is a sovereign Arab emirate located in Southwest Asia on the Qatari Peninsula protruding from the northeasterly coast of the much larger Arabian Peninsula.
25.3548° N, 51.1839° E

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Actividades Primarias, Secundarias y Terciarias

La economía de Costa de Marfil es una economía de mercado que depende fuertemente del sector agrario, lo cual emplea 68% de la población a pesar de los intentos del gobierno de diversificar la economía. Costa de Marfil es uno de los mayores productores mundiales de café, granos de cacao y aceite de palma. En consecuencia, la economía se ve afectada gravemente por las fluctuaciones en los precios internacionales de estos productos y de las condiciones climatológicas.

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Actividades Primarias, Secundarias y Terciarias La economía de Costa de Marfil es una economía de mercado que depende fuertemente del sec...

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Mongolia's economy is based on herding and agriculture and has extractive industries, all of these belong to the primary sector.
A part of Mongolia's population is nomadic.

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Predominant economic activities and population consequences in environment 

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Predominant economic activities and population consequences in environment 

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Turism is hawaii's largest industry (tertiary), the recolección of some fruits and sind are also an important income (primary) and the oil refining and manufacture of steel products, cement and chemicals ( secondary).

The turism and overcrowding in hawaii have lead to climate change such as sea level rise, plastic pollution and invasive species, also the raising ocean temperatures and the increment of acidification in oceans wich damages de marine ecosystems.

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In Damascus, the main reason of people entering and staying there is for family or economic reasons. There´s also a high percentage of people "left behind".

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Qatar has, according to the latest data published by the UN, 2,226,192 immigrants, which represents 82.94% of Qatar's population. Male immigration is higher than female immigration, with 1,842,785 men, which represents 82.77% of the total, compared to 383,407 female immigrants, which is 17.22%. If we compare it with the rest of the countries we see that it is the second country with the highest percentage of immigrants in the world. Immigration to Qatar comes mainly from India, 31.53%, Bangladesh, 11.75% and Nepal, 11.41%.

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In Mongolia 42,732 of emigrant are women wich represent a 52.04%of the total emigrants and 39,366 emigrants are men wich is a 47.95% of the total emigrants this may explain why in mongolia there isn´t to many people because there is more women emigrating  

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In Mongolia 42,732 of emigrant are women wich represent a 52.04%of the total emigrants and 39,366 emigrants are men wich is a 47.95% of the total emigrants this may explain why in mongolia there isn´t to many people because there is more women emigrating  

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Migratory flows and their influence on demographic factors.

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Migratory flows and their influence on demographic factors.

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Since Hawaii is an island, people do not usually migrate there, they only migrate to the United States, the last count that was in 2020 says that 24,478,996 men and 26,153,840 women migrate.

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The Mongolia objective is to maintain the average anual population growth rate at not less than 1.8% but during this years it has declined a 0.4% wich is a bad new considering Mongolia actuals population

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Due to nature and climatic conditions, Qatar imports 90% of the food products consumed. Despite the country's large investments to develop modern irrigation systems and new technologies to obtain efficient productions.
Oil and gas accounts for about 92% of export earnings, and 62% of government revenue. However, the Qatari government is making important efforts to diversify industrial production into other branches other than primary energy production: oil refining, gas liquefaction, petrochemicals, basic construction materials and steel, etc.

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The Ivory coast does not have an exact urban water cycle, and here the are some stadistics of thw sanitation os Ivory Coast:

1. Almost half of the population struggles to access clean water. In Côte d’Ivoire, 35% of individuals living in rural settlements do not have access to clean drinking water. Around 9 million people in the country are unable to reach a sanitation facility that houses bathrooms, showers, and places to purify water. Côte d’Ivoire is working to improve this; in 2010, only 14 million citizens had access to safe drinking water, but in 2015, more than 16 million people had access to basic drinking water.

2. | Tainted water supplies affect infants. One study found that E.coli fervently contaminates infant formula when areas store municipal water rather than treating it immediately. Around 41% of households in the study appeared to have E.coli present in the water they used for infants’ formula, increasing the infant mortality rate. Fortunately, since 2010, the infant mortality rate in Côte d’Ivoire has decreased from 107.2 per 1,000 births to 80.9 per 1,000 births.

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Aside from oil and gas, Syria's natural resources include phosphate; iron, chrome and manganese ores; marble; gypsum; asphalt; and salt as well as others.

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When Mongolia used to be under socialist rule, it had a strong population policy under which those families having children were provided with benefits.

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The Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) consist of 14 hardcover volumes and cumulative supplements that contain Hawaii’s codified laws.
A few examples of this are:
•The plastic bags are banned.
•The Hawaii Department of Agriculture can confiscate any type of plant or animal from baggage at the airport that may pose a threat.
•Smoking in the car is not allowed while kids are present.
•You can't touch the sea turtles.
• You can't text in a crosswalk.
• Between others.

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61% of the water available in Qatar comes from desalination. The remaining 39% is divided between groundwater (25%) and reused water (14%)
The sector is monopolized by the public company Kahramaa, which is responsible for transportation, distribution and marketing, as well as setting rates and supplying water to residences, businesses, industry and the Government.

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Water resources are very unevenly distributed in Mongolia, and water quality has become a critical issue. The very nature of urbanisation contributes to water stress: rapid population growth, inadequate planning, pollution, poverty and competing demands on the resource.

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Natural Reserves: Costa Rica has established numerous national parks and protected areas to conserve its diverse wildlife that inhabits these regions.
Volcanoes: Costa Rica is home to numerous volcanoes, both active and dormant. Arenal Volcano is one of the most famous and frequently visited volcanoes in the country.
Biodiversity: Known for its rich biodiversity, Costa Rica's varied geography, from coastal plains to mountain ranges, supports an astonishing variety of flora and fauna.

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Resources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in Hawaii.

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Resources defined and allowed the establishment of a community in Hawaii.

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The islands of Hawai'i have abundant natural resources (wind, sun, flowing water, bioenergy, geothermal) that can be used to produce energy. Harnessing these resources while reducing the use of non-renewable sources (petroleum, coal, fossil-based natural gas) is critical to achieving our state's clean energy goals.

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The Persian Gulf is a large shallow marine gulf (30 meters on average) located between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula. It constitutes an extension of the Indian Ocean in the Middle East region.

In Qatar there are no rivers, lakes, streams, or any other natural surface source of fresh water. However, thanks to human ingenuity, technological advances and the will to improve the environment, Qatar has been able to build a space that recreates and invites you to enjoy nature.

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Seas: North Atlantic Sea
Rivers: 4 major rivers (Cavally, Sassandra, Bandama and Comoé) and other 357
Bays: Aproximately 35
Inlets: There are 2 known inlets but, there are a few more.
There is a well-known gulf called the Gulf of Guinea, which is located extremely close to the Ivory Coast.

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On the Hawaiian Islands, water first percolates through soil, if present, then through porous volcanic rock to the water table within the lavas.

Water's journey is a long one, with many twists and turns through the maze of underground rock structures.

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In mongolia there´s no sea or any gulf or even any inlet and also any bay there are only lakes and rivers in this arid country the bigest river is the Orjon river with 1,124km of large and the biggest lake is the Uvs Nuur with a 3350 km2 of range

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To increase its capacity to use water, after 1963 Damascus pursued a policy of investing in diverse types of infrastructure, including dams, irrigation systems and wastewater treatment plants to source and control the movement of water toward the local population and agriculture. This was in the context of an expansive Syrian government agriculture policy to attain ‘food security’ and self-sufficiency in key crops, which led to over-exploitation of ground water in the following decades. This strategy was underpinned by massive development of irrigated areas, which more than doubled from 625,000 hectares in 1985 to 1.6 million hectares in 2010, an estimated 30% of all cultivated land. Irrigation sources included rainwater, groundwater and surface water (e.g. river water), and they varied from region to region. The main source of water was groundwater, which before 2011 covered 53% of irrigated land.10

The outbreak of the conflict worsened the challenges already existing before 2011 and generated new ones with the destruction of water sanitation centres and infrastructure and widespread pollution of water
Water supply infrastructure and systems were severely damaged or destroyed during the conflict by various actors. A United Nations investigation reported 46 attacks on water facilities in Syria in the year 2019 alone.2

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Damascus has a relatively short coastline, which stretches for about 110 miles (180 km) along the Mediterranean Sea between the countries of Turkey and Lebanon. Sandy bays dent the shore, alternating with rocky headlands and low cliffs.

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The area includes about 185,180 square kilometers of deserts, plains, and mountains. It is divided into a coastal zone, with a narrow, double mountain belt enclosing a depression in the west and a much larger eastern plateau.

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Arab cities, including Damascus, suffer from the absence of the role of the holistic and integrated concept of the urban system, because they are primarily suffering from the problems of construction stemming from the urban system itself. The architectural identity of the city of Damascus has conceptual, geographical and historical dimensions, where globalization has affected the urban identity of the city of Damascus by inserting ready forms and configurations in the urban fabric of the city, regardless of its cultural and social relevance.

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Seas, rivers, bays, inlets and gulfs that exist in Hawaii

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Seas, rivers, bays, inlets and gulfs that exist in Hawaii

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The Hawaiian Islands form an archipelago that extends over a vast area of the North Pacific Ocean.
All rivers and streams of Hawaii flow into the Pacific Ocean. The longest river in Hawaii is the Wailuku River.
There are 365 Bays in Hawaii, but the most popular are:
-Waimea Bay
-Kealakekua Bay
-Hanalei Bay
-Hulopoe Bay
-Hanauma Bay

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Hawaii's varied topography includes misty plateaus, craggy ocean cliffs, tropical coastal areas, lava deserts, and fern and bamboo forests, in addition to the often snow-capped peak of Mauna Kea.

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Mongolia is almost entirely composed of steppes, semi-deserts and highland deserts but to the east and north of it you can find quite high mountains with some forest.

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Thanks to globalization and the large number of people living in Hawaii, the nature of the place has been significantly affected, for example, deforestation for the construction of services has destroyed several habitats and ecosystems.
Some people's carelessness also contributes to pollution and global warming.

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Similarities and differences of Hawaii and Mexico

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Similarities and differences of Hawaii and Mexico

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Both Hawaii and Mexico have been affected by globalization and have somewhat negative effects on climate change and pollution, but it is not all bad, they also have very beautiful tourist sites and beaches.

And the biggest difference between the two is that Hawaii has a subtropical climate while Mexico has warm, sub-humid, dry, semi-dry and desert climates.

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How the region has faced the effects of globalization in nature.

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How the region has faced the effects of globalization in nature.

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Positive Impacts:
Conservation efforts, ecoturism, research and collaboration and green technologies.
Negative Impacts:
Deforestation, water pollution, loss of biodiversity,urbanization, climate change

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Due to globalization, Mongolia has suffered a lot due to the following factors: global warming, climate change, ecological degradation and, above all, water pollution.

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Similarities and Differences between here and there

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Similarities and Differences between here and there

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Similar things: Governments are bad, they are both arid, there is a lot of poverty, there is a lot of desert

Differences
Here is more water
Here we are capitalist and there socialist
Here we have ocean exit there no