Question

choose the best answer.
when a system is resilient by responding to change and reorganizing in ways to keep on working, it is...
○ adaptable.
○ interconnected.
○ vulnerable.
○ managed.

question 3
which of the following is not an example of a stakeholder in the case of food sovereignty (in africa or elsewhere)? choose the best answer.
○ national park visitors
○ small - scale farmers
○ fishers and pastoralists
○ indigenous farmers and land managers

question 4
what is it called when good transition management leads to an outcome where the new system takes everybody’s needs into account and nobody gets left behind? choose...
○ win - win situation
○ adaptive capacity
○ just transition
○ resilient system

Explanation:

Question (First one about system resilience)

To determine the answer, we analyze each option:

• "Adaptable" means a system can respond to change and reorganize to continue functioning, which matches the description.
• "Interconnected" refers to parts of a system being linked, not about responding to change.
• "Vulnerable" means a system is at risk, opposite of resilient.
• "Managed" implies external control, not the system's own response to change.

Stakeholders in food sovereignty are those involved in food production, management, or related to food systems:

• "Small - scale farmers", "Fishers and pastoralists", and "Indigenous farmers and land managers" are directly involved in food production or land management related to food.
• "National park visitors" are related to parks, not food sovereignty.

• "Win - win situation" is a general term for mutual benefit, not specific to transition management with equity.
• "Adaptive capacity" is about a system's ability to adapt, not the outcome of transition.
• "Just transition" is defined as a transition where everyone's needs are considered and no one is left behind, matching the description.
• "Resilient system" is about a system's ability to recover, not this specific transition outcome.

Answer:

A. adaptable

Question 3 (Food sovereignty stakeholders)