Imbalance in geographical distribution
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This slideshow is about the imbalance in geographical distribution of disasters and problems that the countries in the world are facing
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Imbalance in geographical distribution
- 1. Imbalance in Geographical Distribution
- 3. guess the creature whose hand resembles the human
- 4. a child whose hand is hold by a missionary person
- 5. introducing the topic the difference between developed and under-developed countries
- 6. out of 1288M total population in Africa, 50%+ (676M) have moderate to severe food insecurity and out of which more than 40%+ (277M) have severe food insecurity
- 7. foods for thought The Famine in Sudan (1993)
- 8. 1.35 trillion tons of ice has melted in recent years due to global warming in Antarctica
- 9. tsunami in Pacific and Indian ocean regions damaged around $280 billion during 1997-2017
- 10. but the impact is not the same nor equal
- 11. high death tolls due to disasters tend to be centered in low-to-middle income countries
- 12. worldwide death rates due to natural disaster in 2017 (in terms of number of deaths per 100 thousands population)
- 13. efforts made in response
- 14. size of nations by their commitment to fight inequality (in the order of bright yellow to red)
- 15. 17 Goals to transform our world
- 16. The 17 SDGs
- 17. still, miles to go
- 19. global peace
- 20. increased global access of all people to the different spheres education health public services and so on
- 21. act now or face the consequences because if we fail, the impact will be felt for years
Editor's Notes
- Uganda(1980) Photography done by Mike Wells, in April 1980, shows a child in the province of Karamoja, Uganda, holding hands with a missionary. The contrast between the two hands serves as a reminder of the chasm that separates developed and underdeveloped countries. The photograph remained unpublished for years. Photographer: Mike Wells.
- Uganda(1980) Photography done by Mike Wells, in April 1980, shows a child in the province of Karamoja, Uganda, holding hands with a missionary. The contrast between the two hands serves as a reminder of the chasm that separates developed and underdeveloped countries. The photograph remained unpublished for years. Photographer: Mike Wells.
- Uganda(1980) Photography done by Mike Wells, in April 1980, shows a child in the province of Karamoja, Uganda, holding hands with a missionary. The contrast between the two hands serves as a reminder of the chasm that separates developed and underdeveloped countries. The photograph remained unpublished for years. Photographer: Mike Wells.
- The Famine in Sudan (1993) Photo published in March 1993 in the “New York Times” and responsible for the rise of Kevin Carter as a photographer. In 1994, Kevin won the Pulitzer Prize for Photography. Although the picture is impressive, the vulture was not as close of the boy as the picture suggests – a fact that continues to cause controversy among journalists and photographers. The boy in the photo was called Nyong Kong and survived the vulture, died in 2007. Kevin Carter, the photographer, was killed in 1994. Photographer: Kevin Carter.
- DECEMBER 12, 2018 Global warming is a hotly debated topic these days, but photographs of melting icebergs in Antarctica prove that our world is rapidly changing.
- Photo by ImaginEarth La Terre En Images on Unsplash https://reliefweb.int/report/world/tsunamis-account-280-billion-economic-losses-over-last-twenty-years
- Photo by ImaginEarth La Terre En Images on Unsplash https://reliefweb.int/report/world/tsunamis-account-280-billion-economic-losses-over-last-twenty-years
- https://inequality.org/great-divide/fighting-inequality-nations-just-pay-lip-service/ How the world would look if we sized nations by their commitment to fighting inequality, with the bright yellow nations showing the most commitment and the red the least. a new global ranking of governments based on what they are doing to tackle the gap between rich and poor.
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