Showing posts with label 15 worst countries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 15 worst countries. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

What Does the World Look Like Based on Proportion of the Population Using Improved Sanitation Facilities, Total?

Goal 7: Ensure Environmental Sustainability

 

How can you correlate the above map to this one? Do you notice any outliers? If so, why do they break the pattern you noticed?

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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

What were the 15 worst countries for the percentage of births attended by skilled health staff in 2000?

Goal 5: Improve Maternal Health

"When you look at this graph, many parts of the data are located in the continent of Africa; list as many reasons on why these countries many or may not have professional doctors or nurses to attend births."

The change of the 15 worst countries of achieving primary education over time

Goal 2: By 2015 Boys/Girls will be able to complete a full course of Primary Education 


Is there a chance of geographical features correlating with the problem? If there is, how does in correlate, if it does not, why doesn't it correlate?

What is the increase/decrease of the development of the 15 lowest countries of total net enrollment in primary education?

Goal 2: By 2015 Boys/Girls will be able to complete a full course of Primary Education

Eritrea showed decrease. Is there any chance of border fights causing problems to go to schools?

 How does Ethiopia’s conditions in 2011 contrast with Eritrea, since Ethiopia didn’t have much difference with Eritrea in 2000?

What are the 15 Worst Countries for total net enrolment ratio in primary education, both sexes in 2000

Goal 2: By 2015 boys and girls will be able to complete a full course of primary education. 


Which of the 15 worst countries has seen the largest percentage increase?

Goal 3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower women


    -Questions to Consider-

  • "A New Generation of Women Leaders in Conflict Resolution1" - the headline of an article on UNDP in Yemen.
  • "No Oman UNDP information found in the website2"
  • "Politics of Oman takes place in a framework of an absolute monarchy whereby the Sultan of Oman is not only head of state, but also the head of government. Chief of state and government
    is the hereditary sultan...3/4" - Wikipedia about "politics of Oman," "Absolute Monarchy"

    1. Correlating the graph and information given above, justify the reason of big range of percentages in these 15 countries. Support with at least one evidence.

    2. Argue if "Gender Equality" is realistic to "share of women in wage employment" based on the graph and your answer above. Give an evidence.

citation
1 UNDP - article
2 UNDP - Oman
3 Wikipedia - Politics of Oman
4 Wikipedia - Absolute Monarchy

What were the 15 Worst Countries for Gender Parity Index in Primary Level Enrollment in 2000?

Goal 3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women


1.It shows the worst countries for men/women to show equality in primary level enrollment. Categorize these 15 countries into continents?

What are the 15 worst countries for under 1 child mortality rate?

Reduce by two thirds, the under 5 mortality rate


What region in the world are all these countries located?

Is the children under 5 immunized against measles of the worst 15 countries a regional issue?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate.

1: Are these worst 15 countries in the same region? If yes, what are some possibilities of them being in the same region? If no, why?

How Has Percentage Of Kids That Are Underweight(0-5) Changed In These 15 Worst Countries Since 2000

Goal 1: Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger. Tell why Chad and Central African Republic got worse, but not better? Relate this with the heat map. Explain why did Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina improve so much. Relate with the heat map.

Monday, January 6, 2014

What were the 15 worst countries for the amount of children under 1 immunized against measles in 2000?

Reduce by two thirds, the under 5 mortality rate.

Questions to Consider: 1. In what region are the 15 worst countries mostly located? 2. Brainstorm a list of what you think might cause these countries to have the least amount of kids immunized? 3. What does this indicator mean? How does this indicator connect to the goal?

How has the amount of children under 1 immunized against measles changed in these 15 countries since 2000?

Reduce by two thirds, the under 5 mortality rate.

Questions to Consider: 1. What country visibly has a huge change over the course of time? 2. What can you conclude from the changes of 2000-2011? What do you think could possibly affect the changes of children immunized against measles over time?

How does the percentage of births attended by a skilled health staff affect infant mortality rate?

Goal 5: Improve Maternal Health

1. "Look at this graph. What patterns or trends do you notice in this data? How does the data for the percentage of births attended by a skilled health staff affect infant mortality rate?"

2.  "If you were a part of the United Nations, what would be some solutions that could help improve the percentage of births attended by a skilled health staff? Why would you choose these specific solutions [how has the data you've just analysed given you a better idea of the severity of births attended by a skilled health staff and infant mortality in these countries]?"

What are the 15 worst countries for primary school completion rate (girls and boys) in 2000.

Goal 2: By 2015, boys and girls will be able to complete a full course of primary education.



Question for Consideration: All of the hot-spots for low primary school completion rates are located in Africa. Can you outline a general area of Africa that holds most hot-spots on this heat-map? If yes, do you notice this trend in the North, East, South or West of Africa?

How Did The Worst 15 Countries (Low Percentage Wise) Improve Over Time? From 2000 - 2011?

Reduce By Two Thirds, The Under 5 Child Mortality Rate



Questions to Consider: 1. Why do the percents vary more in 2011 compared to 2000? What does this tell us about that country's development? 2. What do you think caused Nauru to have 99% when it had 7% before? 3. What does this data tell you, and what does it not tell you?

Using three sets of data, how does gender equality rate different from females and males?

Woman's Rights