The negativ effects of overexploitation of resources and trade in Africa,the case of Car (Example)

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The Negative Effects of Overexploitation of Resources and Trade in Africa the Case of C.A.R. First Name Last Name Institution Presentation of the situation The Central African Republic is a landlocked country at the heart of Africa with massive natural resources. However there has been a crisis on the natural resource that emerged in the year 2012 and has had a great effect not only on the natural scenery of the country but also on the economy as well as the environmental conditions (Turner 2014). There being the presence of external parties with the aim of benefiting themselves from the natural resources of the country the exploitation of its resources such as timber diamond uranium gas and even oil has continued rising. In the aim of gaining access to the resources that exist within the country foreign countries have established relationships with the Central African Republic. However their aim to reform the policies on the diamond and the entire natural resources in the country so that to generate revenue which can boost development and help the undeveloped regions in the country as well as provide services to the poor areas. References Arieff A. 2014. Crisis in the Central African Republic. Current Politics and Economics of Africa  7(1) p.27. Lombard L. and Batianga-Kinzi S. 2014. Violence popular punishment and war in the Central African Republic. African Affairs p.adu079. Morin-Rivat J. Fayolle A. Favier C. Bremond L. Gourlet-Fleury S. Bayol N. Lejeune P. Beeckman H. and Doucet J.L. 2017. Present-day central African forest is a legacy of the 19th century human history. Elife  6 p.e20343. Turner B. 2014. Central African Republic. The Statesman’s Yearbook: The Politics Cultures and Economies of the World 2015 pp.304-307. Welz M. and Meyer A. 2014. Empty Acronyms: Why the Central African Republic has many peacekepers but no peace. Foreign Affairs. [...]

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Select an item of high debate regards to environmental law and politics in the contemporary world (Ex: an international treaty negotiated or under negotiation, political declarations on the topic of a world leader, developments within the UN or other IGOs etc.)In addition, the Presentation will consist of a fairly substantial literature review (Min. 5 scholarly sources).1. Presentation of the situation 2. Implications 3. Possible paths for development 4. Formulate your own recommendations and conclusions on the case matter (they need to be justified. .havard referencing writer can choose any african country whose resources are being exploited.THE PAPER SHOULD INCLUDE SEPARATE POWER POINT PRESENTATION ASIDE THE 1200 WORDS