What If The World Were A Village

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    1. What if the world were a village Aim: To understand inequalities in standard of living on a global scale.
    2. What you need to know
      • 1000 people represent the total world population.
      • Here are some facts and figures to think about
    3. Facts about our population
      • 280 of the people are children under 14 yrs old
      • 650 of the people are adults between 15 – 64 yrs old
      • 70 of the people are over 65 years old.
      • 28 new babies are born every year.
      • The sexes
      • 520 of the people are women
      • 480 of the people are men.
    4. Health and Education
      • Only 340 people have access to clean drinking water.
      • Less than 10 people have been to college.
      • 300 of the adults cannot read and write.
      • 2 babies under the age of one die every year.
      • 1 person has the HIV and AIDS virus.
    5. Money and Wealth
      • 200 people have 75% of the total money
      • Another 200 only receive 2% of the money
      • 70 people own cars (some of these people own more than one car)
      • 1 Person owns a computer
      • 800 people live in poor quality housing that is run down.
    6. Language
      • 165 people speak Chinese
      • 86 people speak English
      • 83 people speak Hindi
      • 64 people speak Spanish
      • 58 people speak Russian
      • 37 people speak Arabic
      • The other 507 people speak
      • 200 other languages.
    7. The land
      • In total there is 6000 acres of land (12,000 football pitches):
      • 2000 acres is impossible to live on (desert, tundra, swamps)
      • 1900 acres are covered in woods and forests
      • 1400 acres is suitable for grazing animals
      • 700 acres is suitable for growing crops (arable)
    8. Who owns the land?
      • 270 people own 40% of the crop land.
      • The remaining 60% of the crop land produces 28% of the village’s food.
      • This feeds the other 730 people in the village.
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