Health and Human Rights- Enquiry Q1 Flashcards

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what does hans rosling say about health ang global income

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life expectancy and income and intercinnected and improve parallel to one another

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Hans Rosling on future development goals

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should include:
improvement to environmental quality
health and life expectancy improvement for the poorest
human rights (IE rights of women)

economic growth integral to achieving goals-> human rights are integral to economic growth-> human rights contingent on stable governance

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measure of economic inequality

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GINI coeffiecient- measures deviation from perfect equslity

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global economic growth in 2016

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IMF estimated global economic growth to be 3.8% in 2016, 0.5% increase on 2015

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5
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measures of development

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GDP, HDI, HPI

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using GDP as a measure of development

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crude average, masks unequal distribution of wealth

DOESNT INCLUDE INFORMAL MARKET- in Uganda, 60% of income allegedly comes from the informal sector

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using HDI as a measure of development

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Includes life expectancy, education, gdp per capita

no parameter for environmental quality, quality of governance, voter engagement, inequality etc

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using HPI as a measure of development

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Happy Planet Index- life expectancy, experience of wellbeing and ecological foot print
wellbeing is subjective
ecological foot print impacts traditional order of development

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importance of education to development

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literate population skilled in reasoning and cultural appreciation- asset to economy
Helps people assert their human rights
girls make up 54% of global non-schooled population

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importance of access to water for development

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lack of water- dehydration, disease, starvation from crop failure
poor quality water/ lack of sanitation- disease, poor health care, dangerous strategies of accessing water employed

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reasons for variation in health and life expectancy

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lifestyle
level of deprivation
availability of healthcare
cost of healthcare
availability of preventative healthcare
occupation
education
income
pollution levels
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evidence of north south divide in social care

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15/20 worst areas for social care in the north

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evidence of north south divide in education

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schools in south east send 50% more students to Oxbridge

schools in norther areas receive less funding than their southern counterparts

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evidence of north south divide in employment

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8/10 cities with lowest employment rates are in the North

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define welfare state

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the wellbeing of all citizens is regarded as a priority and spending on healthcare and education is high

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define autocratic power

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a system of government in which supreme power is concentrated in the hands of one person, whose decisions are subject to neither external legal restraints nor regularised mechanisms of popular control

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define neo-liberal

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responsibility given to the individual in a free-market and deregulated economy

18
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define economic liberalism

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state intervention us reduced, private market is unregulated

19
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define democratic republic

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a state in which supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitles to vote for officers and representatives responsible for them

20
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purpose of world bank

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financial development
addresses natural disasters and humanitarian crisis
make loans to developing world to improve captialist function

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purpose of IMF

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stabalise global currencies
loan to countries with large scale debt
promote capitalism

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purpose of WTO

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focus on trade regulation
one country, one vote philosophy
free up global trade and reducing trade barriers

23
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how has the WTO policy resulted in environmental degradation

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rainforest clearance + threats to biodiversity- forest land cleared to grow crops PALM OIL PRODUCTION

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how has WTO policy tackled environmental issues

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challenging trade deals whicbh have negative environmental implications
restricting international movement of harmful products or species

25
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What are SAP’s

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Structural adjustment programmes

series of conditions forcing indebted states to reduce their part in the economy - privatising state owned business

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what is Global Partnership for Education

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achieve universal primary education and promote gender equality and empower women
invest in early childhood education - over $35 billion

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problem with IMF

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8 countries control 47% of votes- voting rights are proportional to economic contribution

28
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problem with the sustainable development goals

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not legally binding- no penalisation for failure to meet them
each country is responsible for setting their own goals
goals are not prioritised
Most countries already behind on their 2030 targets

29
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most significant systainable development goals

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clean water/ sanitation
zero hunger
climate action
education