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https://www.kiva.org/lend/1415114

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http://www.our-africa.org/democratic-republic-of-congo/poverty-healthcare

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http://www.our-africa.org/democratic-republic-of-congo/facts-figures

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168/1000 children die before the age of 5

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55% live below poverty line

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https://www.internations.org/mali-expats/guide/living-in-mali-18804

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low life expectancy only 49 years old

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One doctor per 10,000 people

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around 76,000 people live with HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS 2009). And an estimated 59,000 children in Mali have lost either one or both parents to the disease.

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Mali is ranked as one of the world´s poorest nations; the majority of healthcare is provided via foreign aid in the form of international development organizations and foreign missionary groups

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Mali is ranked as one of the world´s poorest nations; the majority of healthcare is provided via foreign aid in the form of international development organizations and foreign missionary groups

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10% of the population is nomadic and 80% is engaged in the labor force

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Malaria is a constant threat in Mali; more than 1.6 million cases were recorded in 2009 (WHO). Outbreaks of meningitis also occur, as well as diseases such as cholera which are linked to poor hygiene.

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Malaria is a constant threat in Mali; more than 1.6 million cases were recorded in 2009 (WHO). Outbreaks of meningitis also occur, as well as diseases such as cholera which are linked to poor hygiene.

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In the 1990s it was reported that there were a mere five doctors per 100,000 inhabitants. Indeed, the shortage of health services is indicated in a 1999 report that found that only 36 per cent of Malians were within a five-kilometer radius of healthcare facilities.

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In the 1990s it was reported that there were a mere five doctors per 100,000 inhabitants. Indeed, the shortage of health services is indicated in a 1999 report that found that only 36 per cent of Malians were within a five-kilometer radius of healthcare facilities.

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Fewer than a quarter of people have proper sanitation facilities and fewer than half access to clean water.

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Outbreaks of cholera occur every year and around 3% of those who contract the disease die because of lack of treatment.