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IGNOU MGG-07 (January 2026 – December 2026) Assignment Questions
Part-A
All Questions are compulsory. Each question carries 10 marks.
1. Describe the nature and scope of environmental geography. Explain the geographer’s role in studying the environment.
2. Write a detailed note on global warming and ozone depletion.
3. Elaborate the function of ecosystem with neat diagrams.
4. Describe the Community Based Disaster Management (CBDM). Your answer should be covered in its principles, components, operational steps, and challenges,
Part-B
All Questions are compulsory.
5. Discuss biodiversity in India with suitable examples.
6. Explain in detail the health risk and vulnerabilities across the geographical regions in India.
7. Explain the meaning and scope of Social Impact Assessment (SIA) and describe its frame work.
Part-C
8. Write Short notes on the following.
a) Possibilism
b) Green Accounts approach
c) Landslides
d) Management of tropical cyclones
e) Climate change and human health
f) National Environment Policy, 2006
IGNOU MGG-07 (January 2025 – December 2025) Assignment Questions
Part-A
All Questions are compulsory.
1. Define the ecosystem and its components elaborately.
2. Describe the different kinds of vulnerability. Examine critically the Sendai Framework for disaster management.
3. What are the geological hazards? Explain any two geological hazards in detail.
4. Discuss in brief any four Environmental Impact Assessment methods and their advantages and disadvantages.
Part-B
All Questions are compulsory.
5. Explore how physical and human factors influence organisms dispersion. And explain any two bio-geographical areas in India.
6. Explain direct and indirect impact of climate change on human health.
7. Describe health risk and vulnerabilities in India due to arsenic pollution and fluoride contamination.
Part-C
8. Write Short notes on the following.
a) Global Warming
b) Principles of Social Impact Assessment
c) Nitrogen Cycle
d) Forest Fires
e) Management of Floods
f) Biomedical and non-biomedical perspective on health.




