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Among the theoretical reflections of institutional and international organizations are the following: “Desertification not only means hunger and death in the developing world, but also poses a greater danger to the global security of all of us. The consequences of resource scarcity can be wars, social unrest, political instability and migration. Stopping desertification is a matter of life and death for millions of people ”.1
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