Chapter 8: Global health And Human Development Flashcards

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What is gross domestic product? (GDP)

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GDP is the value of all goods and services produced in a country in a 12 month period.
A measure that reflects economic status

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Define Sanitation

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The process of eliminating the contact between humans and hazardous wastes, including human and animal faeces, solid wastes, domestic wastewater (sewage ,grey water), industrial wastes and agricultural wastes

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Subsistence farming

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Self-sufficient farming farming carried out by individuals to provide food for themselves and their family

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What is malaria

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A water-related disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes

Leads to diarrhoea which can lead to death

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Define a Developed country

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A country that has progressed adequately with regard to •Economic, •Mortality and •Demographic indicators

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Human Development creates an environment in which people can:

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  • Develop to their full Potential (Die Peacefully)
  • Lead Productive,Creative lives according to needs+interests (LiPs Closed)
  • Expand Choices (EC)
  • Enhance Capabilities (EC)
  • access Knowledge, Health and decent Standard of living (KHS=Mrs Stacey)
  • Participate in life of community+decisions affecting their lives.
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What is absolute poverty

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Those living on less than $1.25 US per day

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What is Relative poverty?

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Those living on Less than 50% of their countries average income

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Define a developing country

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A country that has NOT progressed adequately with regard to economic, mortality and demographic indicators

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What is the human development index?

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It is a measurement system created by U.N that attempts to reflect the level of human development being experienced in different countries and regions.

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What are the 4 human Development index indicators?

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HEALTH=              
•Life Expectancy 
EDUCATION=. 
•Mean yrs schooling
•Expected yrs of schooling 
LIVING STANDARDS= Gross National               •Income (GNI) per capita
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What are the social characteristics of developed countries

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  • Gender Equality
  • High levels of education
  • High levels of employment
  • Low birth rates
  • Developed Healthcare system
  • Developed legal system
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What are the environmental characteristics of developed countries?

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  • Safe water and sanitation
  • Access to food
  • Adequate housing
  • Adequate infrastructure
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What are the Human Development Index Classifications?

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VERY HIGH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
eg. Australia
HIGH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
eg. Federation of Russia
MEDIUM HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
eg. China, Indonesia
LOW HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
 Eg. Pakistan, Uganda and Zimbabwee
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What are the Economic characteristics of developed countries

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  • Wide range of industries
  • many opportunities for global trade
  • High average incomes
  • low international debt
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17
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What are the 3 indicators for classifying developed and developing countries?

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  • Economic
  • Social
  • Environmental
18
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What are the key indicators of the human development index?

What dimensions do they impact on?

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  • Life expectancy at birth
  • Mean years of schooling
  • Expected years of schooling
  • GNI per capita
  • HEALTH
  • EDUCATION
  • LIVING STANDARDS