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Nepal

The Bastakoti family live in Nepal and have a monthly income of $3830, Navendra is 38 and owns a travel agency, his wife Savita is 27 and works as the agency’s manager. They have a 5-year-old son, Susadh who is a student and the family work a total of 68hours a week. The Bastakoti family live in a 5-bedroom house

+ Something positive about the Bastakoti family is that they own their house, which has a toilet facility

-Something negative is that Savita spends 12hours a week on agricultural activities and 20hours a week doing housework. The family doesn’t have enough money saved and their electricity sometimes fails.

= Something interesting is that they plan on buying a car and dream to travel to other places

The life expectancy in Nepal is 70.78years, the mortality rate is 6.327 as of 2020, while the infant mortality is 24.387 per 1000 live births

Top 5 causes of death

1.       Lung disease

2.       Coronary heart disease

3.       Tuberculosis

4.       Stroke

5.       Liver disease

Some of these causes of deaths are in Australia’s leading causes of death, such as coronary heart disease, lung disease and stroke.

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United States

The Deveney family live in USA, and have a monthly income of $5125, Jen is 46 and works as a graphic designer and her husband Cory is 45 and works as a video editor. They live in a two-bedroom house and have for 15 years. The house has uninterrupted electricity indoor toilet facility and on premises water supply.

+ Something that the Deveney family find positive is the houses kitchen decoration and its close proximity to their work place.

-Something negative is that it doesn’t have a garage

= Something interesting about the Deveny family is that they plan on buying a house with either an indoor or outdoor pool.

The life expectancy of the United States is 78.79, the mortality rate as of 2020 is 8.880 per 1000 deaths and the infant mortality rate is 5.547 deaths per 1000 live births as of 2022.

Top 5 causes of death in the United States of America

1.       Heart disease

2.       Cancer

3.       COVID-19

4.       Stroke

5.       Chronic lower respiratory disease

Australia is actually doing better compared to the United States, as their healthcare is pricey and therefore people are reluctant to go to the doctors out of fear they will lose all their money. Whilst they have lots of freedom, obesity and diabetes are very prominent in the US and because of this people develop other diseases and conditions. Their overall health is not good.

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Ethiopia

The Tessema family live in Ethiopia and have a monthly income of $6136. Sintayehu is the families mother who is 65 and a business woman, she lives with her 30year old daughter Netsanet who is a professional photographer and a researcher and their relative Alem who is 25 a student and works part time. The family have lived in their 6-bedroom house of 3 years which has an indoor toilet, and safe water supply. Their favourite item of the home is their photo album

+ Something postivie that the Tessema’s find about their house is its location, size and comfort

-Something negative about the house is the electrivity supply sudders outages for an hour 3 times a week

= Something interesting is that the family have visited Germany, are saving for a camera and dream on buying a hose stable.

The life expectancy of Ethiopia is 67.07 years as of 2021, the mortality rate is 6.29 per 1000 deaths as of 2020 and the infant mortality rate as of 2022 is 31.019.

Top 5 causes of death in Ethiopia

1.       HIV/AIDS

2.       Tuberculosis

3.       Diarrhoeal diseases

4.       Lower respiratory infections

5.       Conflict and war

Australia is very different to this, in terms of our life expectancy and leading causes of death, as the health care and medical technology is not as looked after and modern as Australian health care. Because of this, these less fatal diseases are more dangerous in African countries because they are either not vaccinated or able to deal with the diseases.

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Netherlands

The Rasing family live in the Netherlands have a monthly income od $3,150, The Rasing family consists of Birgitte, 51 who work as a coordination for a non-profit organization and Cas, also 51 who is a teacher. They have 2 sons, Gerben and Bram, 15 and 12 who are both students, the family live in a 3bedroom house.

+ Something positive that the Rasing’s is that they like their house because they have been in for 20 years, and they like it because their sons love the place.

-Something negative about the Rasing’s is that they dislike the quality of their house

= Something interesting is that the family’s favourite item is their photo album, and that they plan to renovate the house and buy a home beer brewing kit. They dream of buying a plot of land to start living off the grid.

The life expectancy in the Netherlands is 82.01years and the mortality rate is 8.908 as of 2020. The infant mortality rate of Holland is 2.208 per 1000 live births, as of 2022.

Top 5 causes of death in the Netherlands:

1.       Neoplasms

2.       Diseases of the circulatory system

3.       Mental and behavioural disorders

4.       Diseases of the respiratory system

5.       External causes of injury and poisoning

Australia and Holland are quite similar in the life expectancy both in 82 and our health care and hospitals are very similar, because of the government and funding, similary to many other European countries. Or countries with similar forms of government.

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France

The Larriere family live in France and have a monthly income of $14,753, Brigitte (66) and Philippe (74) live in a 3-bedroom house. Brigitte is a pensioner and Phiippe is a cinematographer, they like the surroundings of their house and have been living there for 9years.

+ Something positive about Brigitte and Philippe is that they own another house, buy all food supplies from the market and they have un-restricted access to electricity and natural gas for cooking

-Something negative that the Brigitte family find is the high tourist activity around their house

= Something interesting is that the Larriere family’s favourite item in the house is their family photos and artwork and they plan on going to the Himalayas and dream of buying a chalet house in Switzerland

The life expectancy in France is 82.58 and the mortality rate is 8.4 deaths per 1000 population, whilst the infant mortality rate is 2.748 deaths per 1000 live births as of 2022.

Top 5 causes of death for France:

1.       Coronary heart disease

2.       Alzheimer’s and dementia

3.       Stroke

4.       Lung cancers

5.       Colon-Rectum cancers

Australia is very similar to France as both countries share a life expectancy around 82 the causes of death are similar in the fact that they are more common and can result from bad health ie. Smoking. Things wealthier people may do.

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Austria

The Posch family live in Austria and have a monthly income of $3,003, they are considered ‘middle-class’. In the Posch family consists of Benjamin who is 41 and works as a graphic designer, his wife Kerstin who is 48 and works as an admin assistant and they have 2 kids Hadi and Damian, 14 and 9 who are both students. The family live in a rented 3-bedroom apartment. The apartment has uninterrupted electricity, indoor toilet and in-house water supply.

+ Something that the Posch family find positive about their house is its central location and good size.

-Something that the Posch family find negative is the noisy surroundings

= Something interesting about the Posch family is that they are currently saving and plan on buying a new cell phone, and dream to buy a house with a garden.

The life expectancy in Austria is 81.79 years as of 2019 and their mortality rate is 9.964 deaths per 1000 people. As of 2021, the infant mortality rate is 2.476 deaths per 1000 live births.

The top 5 causes of death in Austria are:

1.       Cardiovascular diseases

2.       Cancer

3.       COVID-19

Australia is almost on par with Austria as we have very similar life expectancies and the causes of death are similar. This is related to our health care and its accessibilities as people can access health care that is effective as compared to other countries where less fatal and preventable diseases are main causes of death.

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Haiti

The Jacques family live in Haiti, they live off a monthly income of $39 and live in a one room house. The Jacques family consists of Thomas, 57 and Marielene, 43 who have two kids, Michma and Jackson, 15 and 6.

+ Something positive about the Jacques is that they own the house, built it themselves and also own land

-  Something that the Jacques found negative is that the house has no electricity, toilet or running water. The closest and safest water source is 1 hour away the family spend 25hours a week collecting water. They also spend 90% of their income on food supplies and Thomas spends 10hours a week collecting fire wood to cook with.

= Something interesting is that the Jacques plan on buying and selling clothes as a business and hope to one day buy a better home

The life expectancy of Haiti is 64 years. The mortality rate is 33.42 deaths per 100 population as of 2020, and the infant mortality rate is 42.246 deaths per 1000 live births as of 2022.

Top 5 causes of death in Haiti are:

1.       Ischaemic heart diseases

2.       Stroke

3.       Lower respiratory infections

4.       Neonatal conditions

5.       Diabetes mellitus

There is 18.9 years difference between the life expectancies of Haiti and Australia, this is due tot the crushing poverty, poor health infrastructure and lack of access to health care. There is also almost no Australian who has to walk for 60mins to get water and even when they do work hard they are treated with healthy and filling food from their comfortable, safe and warm home so the quality of life also has a lot to play in this.

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The Liang family lives in China, they have a monthly income of $133, Wangwenmei owns the house and lives with her Son, Daughter-in law and grand-daughter. It is a two-bedroom house and the Liang family have been living in that house for four generations.
+ Something that the Liang family find positive is it's location and the fact that they grew up in the house.
- Something negative is that the Liang's are bothered by the quality of their house
= Something interesting is that the Liang's next purchase they want to buy is cooking oil and rice, and they dream of buying enough food supplies to fulfill the needs of their family
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The life expectancy in China is 76.91 years. The mortality rate as of 2021 is 7.18 deaths per 1000 people and the infant mortality rate is 8.696 deaths per 1000 live births.

The top 5 causes of death in China are:

1.       Stroke

2.       Ischemic heart disease

3.       Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

4.       Lung cancer

5.       Stomach cancer

Australia is similar to China in terms of their top 5 causes of death, and offer similar health care. However, the life expectancy of Australians is 82.9 years, leaving a 6-year difference. This may be due to our quality of life and the quality of the environment, we are not exposed to as much smoke and emmissions as the Chinese people.

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The Nyakangi family in Kenya have a monthly income of $82. In the house lives, Stephen who is 25 and a brick layer and he lives with his two brothers Brian and Justin who are 16 and 15, his sister Christine and cousin Margia both 17.
+ Something positive about the Nyakangi family is that they own their house and like it's land size
- Something negative is that the family has no access to water, electricity and feel the surroundings and quality of their house isn't good
= Something interesting about the Nyakangi's is that they dream of buying a motorbike.

The life expectancy in Kenya is 66.7 years. The mortality rate is 5.448 per 1000 people as of 2022, whilst the infant mortality rate is 31.771 deaths per 1000 live births as of 2022.

The top 5 causes of death in Kenya are:
1. HIV/AIDS - 15%
2. Lower Respiratory infections- 12%
3. Diarrheal Disease-  6%
4. Protein energy malnutrition- 4%
5. Malaria- 3%

In Kenya, the health care programmes and facilities are understaffed, and lacking in equipment and supplies, because of this the causes of death like diarrheal disease, malnutrition and respiratory issues are much less lethal in Australia.