Effects On Individuals, Families And Communities

Question 1

Individuals ku

Answer 1

South Sudan conflict 6.3 mil people struggle to fund enough food

SUBSA 40% of people live on less than $1.90 a day so governments have very little money to invest in poverty alleviation

Only 53% of Africans complete secondary school (30% subsa)

Question 2

Individuals analysis

Answer 2

Lack of food leads to malnutrition and constant fear of conflict can have lasting psychological effects

Poverty prevents people having access to healthcare

Without education people’s chances are reduced and more likely to be in poverty

Question 3

Families ku

Answer 3

4 million fled South Sudan due to civil war

Men of family can be called to fight

Only 77% of subsa has access to clean water

Parents may sacrifice health for their children’s sake

Question 4

Families analysis

Answer 4

Men are providers so financial strain as well as emotional

Parents health deteriorates so the burden is placed on older children

Question 5

Communities ku

Answer 5

Only 26% of SUBSA has access to regular electricity

Only 55% of secondary teachers in subsa are qualified

Ebola outbreaks in thousands in DRC, Liberia and others

Conflict stops medical aid

Question 6

Communities analysis

Answer 6

If countries can’t access essentials people can’t work to put money in the system to improve things

Children of community can’t get high paying jobs to put more funds in the community

Many communities wiped out by preventable illness leaving those behind disadvantaged