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Welcome to the pages for the Cambridge 0460 Geography IGCSE Course
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When studying impacts within geography, these are:

• positive and/or negative
• social, economic and environmental
• at a range of scales (local, regional, national, global).

When studying management strategies and techniques, strategies will include action plans and agreements, techniques will cover the methods used.

Sustainability is to be considered when teaching the content for all topic areas, especially when studying management strategies and techniques

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  • Getting Started
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    • The Induction Event
    • The 4Ps
    • SDG's 2015-2030
    • Synthesis
    • Case Studies
  • IB Core
    • TOK
    • CAS
  • Global Change
    • 1 Population distribution - changing population
    • 2 Climate vulnerability and resilience
    • 3 Global resource consumption & security
  • Global Interactions
    • 4 Power Places & Networks
    • 5 Human Development & Diversity
    • 6 Global Risks & Resilience
  • Themes
    • Option A - Freshwater
    • Option D Geophysical Hazards
    • Option E Leisure Tourism & Sport
    • Option G Urban Environments
  • IA
    • Urban Fieldwork (Germany)
    • Rivers Fieldwork (France)
    • Tourism IA - Spain >
      • Spain Photos 2024
  • Revision
  • IGCSE
    • Paper 1 Physical Georgaphy
    • Paper 2 Human Geography
    • Geographic Skills
    • Detailed Specific Examples
    • IGCSE Structure