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Description of data
This shows the infant mortality rate that’s happening around the world

Grey <10

Green - 10-49

Yellow - 50-99

Orange - 100-199

Red - >200

What does the data suggest about well-being

The data shows that well-being in India isn’t healthy as a lot of people are dying

Internal factors

Population is above 1 billion

34.3 per 1000 births

External factors

Half of all children born in the 1800s did not past the age of 5

1900 to today, the mortality rate has fallen from over 53%  in 1900, to only 4% in 2020

Bibliography
1. Infant mortality, world health organisation, 2014
URL/page: 24
Date access: 30/3/2021
2. Key demographic indicators
URL: https://data.unicef.org/country/ind/
Date access: 30/3/2021
3. Child mortality rate
URL: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1041861/india-all-time-child-mortality-rate/
Date access: 30/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This shows the infant mortality rate that’s happening around the world

Grey - <10

Green - 10-49

Yellow - 50-99

Orange - 100-199

Red- >200

What does the data suggest about well-being

This data shows that well-being for Australia is stable as less people are dying then people being born

Internal factors

Population is above 25 million

3.6 per 1000 live birth

External factors

Considerable decline in the 20th century

Drugs, disease, etc

Every 1000 baby’s born in Australia in 1904, nearly 82 died before there first birthday

Bibliography
1. Infant mortality, world health organisation, 2014 (HASS)
URL/page: 24
Date access: 29/3/2021
2. Australians key demographic
URL: https://data.unicef.org/country/aus/
Date access: 29/3/2021
3. Measures of Australia’s progress 2010
URL: https://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/ABS@.NSF/2f762f95845417aeca25706c00834efa/8e970c6e1caa63b8ca25779e001c4746!OpenDocument
Date access: 29/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This shows the corruption rank level from around the world

India is ranked 86/180 with a score of 40/100

What does the data suggest about well-being

Data shows there’s low bribery, divergent of funds corruption, legal framework, etc

Internal factors

There’s little bribery

Public of funds are on ok grounds

Little to no legal protection for whistleblowers, journalists, and investigators

External factors

Money is very strict meaning not many people are being paid enough

Money doesn’t get to the ones that need it most

Bibliography
1.  Corruption perceptions index HASS
URL/page: 1
Date access: 28/3/2021
2. Corruption perceptions index
URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/index/ind
Date access: 28/3/2021
3. CPI 2019: global highlights
URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/news/cpi-2019-global-highlights
Date access:28/3/2021

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Corruption perception index - Australia 

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Corruption perception index - Australia 

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Description of data
This shows the corruption rank level from around the world

Australia is ranked 11/180 with a score of 77/100

What does the data suggest about well-being

The data shows there’s low bribery, divergent of public funds, corruption, legal framework, etc

Internal factors

Bribery is low

Public of funds are on good level

There’s legal protection for whistleblowers, journalist and investigators

External factors

Legacy of history

Indigenous people dislike the idea of mine sites destroying there land

Communities don’t get enough information about the mines

Bibliography
1. Corruption perceptions index HASS
URL/page: 1
Date access: 28/3/2021
2.Corruption perceptions index
URL:  https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/index
Date access: 28/3/2021
3.Respect key to protecting indigenous heritage
URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/blog/indigenous-heritage-and-culture-must-be-better-protected-from-the-impact-of-mining-we-can-do-this-through-greater-transparency-accountability-and-respect
Date access: 28/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This map shows life expectancy and population reference between the world

Very dark green - 75+

Dark green - 70-74

Green - 65-69

Light green- 60-64

Yellow- below 60

What does the data suggest about well-being

India’s in the light green which means there life expectancy is between 60-64

Internal factors

Population growth

Population is above 1 billion

Each city having more then 600 thousand people

External factors

Between the years of 1800 and 1920 life expectancy was 27 because of Spanish flu pandemic, The great famine

1920 onwards life expectancy rise to almost 70

Bibliography
1. Life expectancy, population reference bureau 2015
URL/page : 24
Date access: 27/3/2021
2. India’s population
URL: https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/india-population/
Date access: 27/3/2021
3. India’s life expectancy
URL: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1041383/life-expectancy-india-all-time/
Date access: 27/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data

This map shows life expectancy and population reference  between the world

Very Dark green- 75+

Dark green- 70-74

Green- 65-69

Light green- 60-64

Yellow- bellow 60

What does the data suggest about well-being?

Australia’s in the dark green which means there life expectancy is above 75

Internal factors

Population growth

Population 25 million

Enough medicine for everyone

External factors

History in Australia between 1800 - 2020 it jumped 30 years

Bibliography
1. Life expectancy, population reference bureau 2015
URL/page: 24
Date access: 27/3/2021
2. Australia’s population
URL: https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/australia-population/
Date access: 27/3/2021
3. Death in Australia
URL: https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/life-expectancy-death/deaths-in-australia/contents/life-expectancy
Date access: 27/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This map shows the gross national income in the world

Dark brown - high GNI, longer life expectancy, literacy rates and better access to safe water and lower infant mortality rate

Lighter brown/ yellow - middle income countries known as developing countries

Grey - low income countries least developed

What does the data suggest about well-being

Shows well-being in India is rather decent then most countries in the world

Internal factors

Unemployment

Poor education standards

Inequality within regions

External factors

High levels of private dept

Property boom the amount of lending has grown by 30%

Bibliography
1. Humanities and social science
URL/ page: 22
Date access: 26/3/2021
2. Economic help
URL: https://www.economicshelp.org/india-2/problems-indian-economy/
Date access: 26/3/2021

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data

This map shows the gross national income in the world

Dark brown - high GNI, longer life expectancy rates, higher literacy rates and better access to safe water and lower infant mortality rate

Lighter brown and yellow - middle income countries known as developing countries

Grey - low income countries least developed

What does the data suggest about well-being

Australia is most developed with high GNI and longer expectancy rates

Internal factors

Population growth

More people living in more developed countries

External

Dependency on assistance

Good health care

Bibliography
1.humanities and social science
URL/page: 22
Date access: 26/3/2021

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Description of data

Ranked 131 for the human development throughout the world

Index is 0.655

Shows how less developed India is currently

What does the data suggest about well-being

Well-being in India is far more harsh and harder

Quality of life is far harder

Laws are more eased

Internal factors

Population growth

Close to being the second largest economy in the world

Large families

External factors

dependency on assistance leading people dying young

Not many children survive past there 5th year

bibliography
1. Human development reports
URL. http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/IND
Date access: 25/3/2021
2. The guardians
URL: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/poverty-matters/2010/nov/08/india-aid-economic-development
Date access:25/3/2021

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Human development indicators - Australia 

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Human development indicators - Australia 

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Description of data

Ranked 8 for the human development throughout the world

Index is 0.944

Shows how developed Australia is currently

What does the data suggest to well-being?

Well-being in Australia is very high

Quality of life is far much easier

Laws are more stricter

Internal factors

Environmental degradation (climate change)

High fuel loads can lead to bushfires

Bushfire rates

External factors

Trade imbalanced

China restricting Australia

Iron ore and gold is high demand for China

Bibliography
1. Human development reports
URL: http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/AUS
Date access: 25/3/2021
2. Australians environmental concerns in January 2020
URL: https://www.ipsos.com/en/australians-environmental-concerns-january-2020
Date access: 25/3/2021
3. How China’s trade restrictions are affecting the Australians economy
URL: https://www.bt.com.au/insights/perspectives/2020/australia-china-relations.html
Date access: 25/3/2021