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The education expenditure in The Democratic Republic of the Congo is 2.2% GDP per capita. This connects to the well-being of women and men. There isn't much information on any recent student-teacher ratios. If all of these students only have one teacher or sometimes no teachers, people in The Democratic Republic of the Congo won't have the intelligence to know how to help their country have have future well-being as a MDC.

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo's IMR is 69.8 deaths/1,000 births. This is high for a LDC. This is because all people in The Democratic Republic of the Congo have a high risk of disease. The well-being of babies in The Democratic Republic of the Congo as of 2016 isn't as great as the well-being of babies in the Unites States. The IMR in the United States 5.8 deaths/1,000 births. The Democratic Republic of the Congo IMR compared to the US IMR, you can see the drastic difference in the IMR's.

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The GDP of The Democratic Republic of the Congo is about $66.01 billion. With this the government can spend a lot of money on food. They would have to go through 3 sectors of production. The first stage is the primary sector. In this sector. Farmers can use natural extracted materials to go to the next stage. This is the secondary sector. In this sector farmers and the government use the material and produce food. On their way to the final stage. This is the tertiary sector. In this sector farmers can sell their food around the country or world. This can help bring money to their country. With this money The Democratic Republic of the Congo's well-being in the future will help the country become an MDC.

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The literacy rate of The Democratic Republic of the Congo is 63.8%. The literacy rate for women is 50%. If women in The Democratic Republic of the Congo were able to get a better education, the well-being of their families would be amazing. The literacy rate of men is 78.1%. That is higher than the women's literacy rate. This is because men have better treatment than women. Men stay in school longer than women, so that's why they have a better well-being.

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo Sustainable Goal: 

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By introducing Good Health and Well-Being to The Democratic Republic of the Congo, the country  will be a safer, healthier, and better country to live in.

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In The Democratic Republic of the Congo, the people are at high risks food diseases, water diseases, and animal disease. If MDC's would donate some medical resources or medicines The Democratic Republic of the Congo wouldn't have such a high risk of all of these diseases. These diseases could cause a major decrease in the population.

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The health expenditure rate in The Democratic Republic of the Congo is 4.3% of GDP. That's low. If the health expenditure in countries is high, then that means the country spends a lot of money to help health. If the health expenditure is low, this means, the country doesn't have enough money to support health.