Education in Kerala is Having a Negative Impact on Coconut Production

Kerala relies on its powerful coconut industry, and with education causing its decline, its economy also sinks with it. The sudden integration of education “is threatening Kerala’s coconut industry” (Gable, 1). The opportunity of schooling and a better lifestyle is leading away prized pickers from the business, leaving behind a dramatic shortage of workers. Suddenly, there is no one left to pick enough of the fruits, leaving job spaces open, and nobody around to fill them up. This abrupt scarcity of laborers takes a serious toll on Kerala’s economy, which is entirely based on coconut production.

Businesses, private or public, can also be affected by the typhoon by being closed to the community. When businesses are closed, they lose an amount of revenue to itself, and the community will also have hard time of getting what they need or want. People will suffer in the lack of supplies that they need. Typhoon Bopha did affect the country of Palau by limiting some of the resources that people need in order to carry on with their lives. We can only hope for less damages from natural disasters and learn from the outcomes and prepare us on many ways to prevent major damages the next time to help us sustain in a better economy.

Those acts affect a lot on the coconut oil industry because it rehabilitates the coconut farms and it preserves the coconut trees making it more productive. The coconut oil industry became progressive because of the interventions made by the government. The Coconut Preservation Act does not only preserve the coconut trees, but it also keeps the nature for future use. The increase in the production of coconut also enhances the consumption of it which has a good effect on humans and nature. The coconut oil industry in the Philippines became progressive because of the Coconut Preservation Act of 1995 which aims to protect the trees and its part, and provide rehabilitation of coconut farms for better production.

The private and public companies are currently facing the lack of workers as a result planters lose up to 5-10 percent of their fruit each year due to labour shortages, cutting Malaysia’s total export revenues by about 2.5 billion ringgit ($766 million) annually. (Anuradha Raghu 2014). Moreover, there is now set a guideline for palm oil companies to use when implementing their commitments to address the deforestation associated with this operation. As demand for the palm oil skyrocketed in recent years, they have many practical approach for the companies to follow to have a sustainable oil palm industries.

India needs to pull its country out of this cycle and lower it's population. Today in India, small families are being encouraged, education is being improved on, traditions are being modernized, and birth control is becoming more of an option. Future predictions do not yet show that the population will be lowered, but with more improvements in solutions for solving the problem, the population growth rate should decrease. Today India faces poverty, hunger and disease because of the many people living in the country. The government can not supply enough money or education to fix these problems, and if successful changes are not made the country will fall into more poverty, and it's own problems will begin to affect other countries as well.

Instead of being the once prosperous tribe the Maasai were, they are now spread among regions throughout East Africa looking for modern jobs that provide just enough income to support themselves. Poverty has become the threat to men, instead of the acknowledgment of pain during circumcision. Water and a roof over their head has become the most intimidating aspect of life to women instead of circumcision. Ultimately, tourism has corrupted the traditional culture of the Maasai, into a poverty stricken society that no longer values culture or tradition.

As a result, of economic growth is also important to highlight that it reduces family violence and social crime. Therefore, the critical thinking is a most of the sources that contribute to the social education by making a better election of government candidates and for the formation of a civic consciousness. A totally free education is the option that will contribute to a better

Graduates of the Philippines may now have a greater chance to compete in the international labor market. Promotion and other qualification is being based on the educational background adding another year of education is a privilege. And we must remember grade 11 and grade 12 is being subsidized by the government (free). The chances of economic growth in a wider perspective of K to 12 result inspires lower poverty ratio for the country. Changing the system we are accustomed is hard, believing in a new ideology and undertaking an idea of additional year can be perceived as a great burden.

By giving up their fishery-based traditional lifestyle shifting fully to the souvenir business, these people did not enhance their resilience. They only replaced one form of livelihood with another. Whilst at the time of the research the new tourism-dependent livelihood provides a reasonably solid income, this livelihood is vulnerable due to the threats inherent to the nature of the tourism industry. In line with Tao and Wall (2009b), findings showed that the full replacement has put the local people at risk instead of strengthening their capability in securing livelihood. Sustainable development is achieved when poverty is reduced, wellbeing is enhanced, food security is offered, and a measure of empowerment is realized (Department for International Development [DFID], 1999; Scoones, 1998; Su, Wall, & Xu, 2016; Tao & Wall, 2009b).

Also this embargo is putting a dent into our economy because we are not taking advantage of the cheap imports. We are also losing money from not being able to make exports to them. This embargo is becoming a failure. It is time to see some change instead of waiting many more years to see if Cuba will convert into a democracy; therefore, the United States should end the embargo on Cuba.