Health and well-being for Australia vs India by Logan Trainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp Different health and well-being between Australia and india en-us 2021-03-25 06:09:58 UTC 2024-11-18 14:40:38 UTC hello@padlet.com Human development indicators - Australia logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1352364303 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
 


]]> 2021-03-25 12:04:12 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1352364303 Human development indicators - India logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356615639 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



]]> 2021-03-26 10:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356615639 Gross national income - Australia’s logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356709671 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



]]> 2021-03-26 11:22:03 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356709671 Gross national income - India’s logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356780865 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

]]> 2021-03-26 11:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356780865 Life expectancy - Australia logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356806440 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





]]> 2021-03-26 12:04:41 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356806440 Life expectancy - India logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356807585 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


]]> 2021-03-26 12:05:10 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356807585 Corruption perception index - Australia logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356807846 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


]]> 2021-03-26 12:05:16 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356807846 Corruption perceptions index - India logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356808022 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


]]> 2021-03-26 12:05:20 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356808022 Infant mortality - Australia logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356808364 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






]]> 2021-03-26 12:05:27 UTC https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356808364 Infant mortality - India logantrainor https://padlet.com/logantrainor/3hqpkd2mc23glhcp/wish/1356808650 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
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