Effects on Government 12 Marker Flashcards
Conflict - Point
One way governments are impacted by underdevelopment is conflict
Conflict - Explain
Many conflicts take place in developing nations as people fight for limited resources
Difficulties in providing for people can lead to higher levels of corruption which encourages resentment that becomes conflict & consumes government leaders
Conflict - Example
Civil war in South Sudan between the President & Vice President has seen around 6 million people struggle to find enough food to eat
Conflict - Analysis
Conflict within a country can result in governments being unable to provide for their populations
Tax - Point
Underdevelopment also impacts governments as the amount of tax & revenue available to them is reduced
Tax - Explain
One of the effects of underdevelopment is poor quality infrastructure which is vital for a country to grow & prosper
If a country doesn’t have essentials, it’s difficult for a country to earn & the government to collect taxes it needs to help the country develop
Tax - Example
According to the UN only 77% of people in SUBSA have access to clean water
Lack of Teachers - Point
A lack of quality teaching staff
Lack of Teachers - Explain
Developing countries are unable to provide an education system good enough to meet the needs of its populations
Many governments are unable to provide staff needed to help children get a quality education vital for the country to develop
Lack of Teachers - Example
According to the UN only 50% of secondary teachers are qualified to that level
Lack of Teachers - Analysis
Without quality education it’s difficult for governments to make sure their country develops
Lack of Workers - Point
Underdevelopment also affects governments who are unable to have healthy workers the country needs
Lack of Workers - Explain
Less developed countries don’t have infrastructure to meet their populations healthcare needs so they have a lack of doctors, medicines & hospitals
The country won’t have the workers it needs to develop
Lack of Workers - Example
The UN reports that 40 million people live with HIV, the majority of which are working age adults
Lack of Workers - Analysis
With so many people at risk of dying, governments are at risk of losing vital workers key to a country’s development