Interlinkage of Poverty-Hunger-Health-Wellbeing As Critically Seen For Effective Policy Anticipation on the Need for Wetland Ecosystem Reclamation: “An Argument on the Importance of Truly Sincere & Much Intense International Cooperation to Tackle Future Regional Economic Shortcoming”

Abstract

Every country with a large number of population but has got a limited stock and deposit of natural resources must always anticipate domestic problems of poverty, hunger, poorer health and declining wellbeing. However, such a classic chain of problems is no longer to be faced alone by a country, as human environment has become so borderless. Neighbouring nations of densely populated countries may frequently have to face sequence of such problems especially in years when the world undergoing an extreme condition. Anticipative collaboration among them could presumably overcome the problems in more elegant way with effective resource utilization and efficient use of funds, while all stakeholders across borders getting mutual benefit with just and pride. The countries have to determine 2-starting points of concern: 1) Focus on the most challenging problem that urgently needs solution (e.g. potential problem of hunger); 2) Focus on particular natural resource base (e.g. a portion of remaining wetland ecosystem) that each country ready to allocate. Subsequent collaborative efforts should be focused on innovative science-tech inquiry and planning appropriate programs to tackle root of the main problem as trigger to overcome all other problems.