global development
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- Created on: 28-04-20 09:36
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- global development
- key words
- HDI : is a scale range which measures how developed a country is from 0-1
- human development index
- measures different factors together
- GDP : is the total value of goods and services produced by a country annually
- gross domestic product per capita
- GDP per capita is equal to GDP divided by countries population
- political corruption : is an average measure of how corrupt the government is an a nation
- its a range from 1-100
- HDI : is a scale range which measures how developed a country is from 0-1
- factors affecting uneven development
- infertile farmland
- low food production , constraining the population size
- vulnerable to flooding
- low food production , constraining the population size
- landlocked countries
- no access to sea
- no trades
- no access to sea
- no natural resources
- no coal , gold or oil to trade and grow their income
- natural hazords
- constant rebuilding and destroyed land
- vulnerable to flooding
- constant rebuilding and destroyed land
- climate
- tropical countries are difficult to work with
- too hot or too cold countries can affect crop growth
- tropical countries are difficult to work with
- steep topography
- bad for farming and food production
- war and conflict
- collination
- infertile farmland
- Malawi
- debt
- in 2005 , Malawi was spending 9.6% of its GNI on paying debts and interests
- life expectancy
- 63 in malawi
- infant mortality
- 35 per 1000 births
- income
- in 2017 , Malawi GNI per capita was $338
- national network is 0
- location
- landlocked country in the southeastern of Africa
- population
- 18.14 million in 2018
- challenges
- deforestation
- constrained water resources
- reduced fertility
- STD
- debt
- uneven development in the uk
- north south divide
- education : top 100 schools in England are judged by exam results are in the south of the country
- wages : average wages are higher in south of England but living is also higher in the south
- health : life expectancy and health outcomes are better in south of englan
- transport infrastructure : trains coming into London have more passengers and are higher quality and which come more frequently
- north south divide
- impacts of uneven development
- envoirment
- income
- international migration
- health
- consequences to uneven development
- access to housing - slums
- water security - access to clean water
- employment - informal economy
- food security - not enough food to eat
- technology - dont access mobil phons
- key words
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