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Description of data:

Map shows average number of children born per women in 2005-2010.

Australia > blue

Blue= 1.5 to 2.4

India > purple/blue

Purple/blue= 2.5 to 3.9

What the data tells you about wellbeing:

- Australia has a lower average fertility rate which increases the wellbeing and quality of life.
India’s fertility rate is slightly higher which contributes to a lower wellbeing.

Internal factors:

Australia
- we have more freedom and equality / more access to contraception.
India
- lack of access to contraception.

External factors

Australia
-
India
-

Bibliography:

Date I accessed source:
29.3.2021= fertility rate world map

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data:

Map shows the amount of corruption in each country.

Australia > yellow

- yellow= 60-69%

India > orange

- orange= 30-39%
- 100% is very corrupt

What the data tells you about wellbeing:

- Australia has a higher percentage meaning there is lower corruption in the country which contributes to higher wellbeing.

Internal factors:

Australia
-
India
-

External factors:

Australia
-
India
-

Bibliography:

Date I accessed source:
28.3.2021= Corruption perception index data

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data:

Data shows the amount of human development in a country.

Australia is ranked 8 in the world

- health, income and education percentage= 0.944

India ranked  131

- health, income and education percentage= 0.645

What the data tells you about wellbeing:

- Australia having a higher rank and altogether higher human development makes the wellbeing of this country higher.
- India is ranked extremely low which may lower the wellbeing.

Internal factors:

Australia
-
India
- high population
- not enough resources to provide for people

External factors:

Australia
- Australia has a high economy because of there exports.
India
-

Bibliography:

Date I accessed source:
27.3.2021 = human development index data

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data:

The map shows the climate zones of the world.

Australia= red, mustard yellow, light yellow, green, light blue, pink.

- main colours > red (dry climate, desert, hot and dry all year) and mustard yellow (dry climate, steppe, hot all year, low rainfall).

India= Light blue, mustard green, mint green.

- main colours > light blue (tropical climate, savannah, mainly hot and wet with some seasonal changes in temperature)

What the data tells you about wellbeing:

- Australia is a county with a mainly hot and dry climate, however there is still high agriculture and growth of crops.
- India has low agricultural practice although the climate is similar to Australia.

Internal factors:

Australia
- bad ecological footprint
India
- bad pollution

External factors:

Australia
-
India
-

Bibliography:

Date I accessed source:
27.3.2021= climate change world map

# data[].attributes.headline
-Percentage of women in national government-

# data[].attributes.subject
-Percentage of women in national government-

# data[].attributes.body
Description of the data:

Map is showing the percentage of seats held by women in national parliaments

Australia > light orange

- light orange= 20-30%
- Australia has an average percentage of seats, which is also higher than the amount of India’s.

India > darker yellow

- Yellow= 10-20%
-India has a below average percentage, meaning the gender equality is weak in general and lower than Australia.

What the data tells you about wellbeing:

- Australia has average gender equality which contributes to a higher wellbeing.
- India has a lower amount of seats filled by women in parliament meaning there is a lower gender equality and a low human wellbeing.

Internal factors:

Australia
- gender inequality
India
- gender inequality
- government rules

External factors:

Australia
-
India
-

Bibliography:

Date I accessed source:
27.3.2021= percentage of women in national government world map

# data[].attributes.body
Description of Data:

Map shows the life expectancy on a world map

Australia > purple

- purple= 85 years and below life expectancy
- Australia has the highest life expectancy

India > green

- green= Between 65 and 70 years
- India  has an average/lower life expectancy (lower than Australia)

What the Data tells you about Wellbeing:

- 85 years and below life expectancy = higher wellbeing.
- Australia has higher average life expectancy that India, which means quality of life/wellbeing is probably higher.
- India will have a lower life expectancy which leads to lower wellbeing.

Internal factors:

Australia
- Australia has easier access to healthcare which causes longer life expectancy.
India
- low access to healthcare
- low air quality

External factors:

Australia
- COVID 19 has affected Australia’s health.
India
- low access to medical vaccines for external viruses, for example COVID 19.

Bibliography:

URL:
https://qz.com/266154/why-indian-life-spans-continue-to-be-shorter-than-those-of-other-developing-and-developed-nations/
Date I accessed source:
24.3.2021= life expectancy world map