Global Development Flashcards
Tanzania Case Study Facts?
Government changed from socialist to a market driven economy,
People in Tanzania were able to buy shares in government company’s,
ICT network (However, only available to 10% of country),
Health care increase,
Rural population is 90%,
Dar es Salaam is largest city and has port,
Received aid off countries,
66% of country don’t have piped drinking water,
Used donated money for education,
Never had a civil war,
Clean water is only in 12% country,
Development is slow in rural areas,
Government officials were taking money and aid was suspended for months.
Social Development?
Changes that impact on quality of life,
E.g. increase in literacy rate.
Human Development Index?
Measures of life expectancy, standards of life and education.
Transnational Corporations?
Large company’s that have their headquarters in one country and branches all over the world.
Long Term / Development Aid?
Involves providing local communities with education and skills for development,
“Practise Action”.
Economic Quality Of Life?
Secure Job,
Income,
Affluence,
Standard Of Living.
Factors Effecting Development?
Technology,
Economies,
Cultural,
Food and water security,
Socialism,
Political.
Food And Water Security?
Country can produce own food,
Majority of people have fried water piped to homes.
Economic Development?
Increase in country’s wealth,
Decrease in people working in primary sector,
Increase in tertiary and secondary sector.
Natural Resources Effecting Development?
Mineral and fossils help gain money when sold,
Bring income in.
Landlocked Countries And How They Effect Development?
Difficult to trade their goods,
Really on the neighbours.
Natural Hazards And How They Affect Development?
Floods and droughts and hurricanes and more likely in some places that others,
Income has to go to repairing the hazards.
Climate Affecting Development?
Diseases thrive in heat (yellow fever, malaria),
Kills crops,
Africa has a constant drought that affects crop growth.
Trade Affecting Development?
Countries with good trading partners develop quicker,
Fair trade.
What Are Colonies?
Colonies supply food to a country,
Brazil sent food and minerals to Portugal,
This helps development.