Rahat's Last Minute Geography Project! by Rahat Sharma

Life Expentancy:

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:31:18 UTC

Life expectancy means how long a person is expected to live in a country BASED on healthcare, lifestyle, and living conditions!!! :3

Birth Rate:

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:31:48 UTC

Birth rate is the number of babies born every year for every 1000 people living in a country!!

Dependency Load:

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:32:39 UTC

Dependency load is the part of the population that depends on others to take care of them, like kids under 15, and seniors over 65..

Map of Canada

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:36:47 UTC

Map of Kenya

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:38:44 UTC

Map of Spain

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:40:13 UTC

Birth Rate (Comparative Analysis)

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:43:34 UTC

Canada: 10.2 births per 1000 people.
Kenya: 26.4 births per 1000 people.
Spain: 7.2 births per 1000 people.

Cool lil analysis:
Kenya clearly has a much higher birth rate because families have more children. Many people do not have easy access to family planning.
In Canada and Spain, families usually have fewer kids because of jobs, education, and better healthcare choices!

Dependency Load (Comparative Analysis)

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:44:41 UTC

Canada: High, because of many older people.
Kenya: High, but because of many young children.
Spain: High, because of older people too.

Cool lil analysis:

Canada and Spain have lots of seniors who need healthcare and support. :(
Kenya has lots of kids who need schools and teachers.
Both situations mean the working people have to support a lot of dependents.

Life Expectancy (Comparative Analysis)

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:46:39 UTC

Canada: People live about 82 years.
Kenya: People live about 67 years.
Spain: People live about 84 years.

Cool lil analysis:

In Canada and Spain, people live longer because there is better healthcare, healthier lifestyles, and more money for hospitals and doctors! Yay!!! More life for us!!!
In Kenya, people do not live as long because healthcare is harder to get and there are more diseases and poverty. Aw man :(

Why do these differences even exist?

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:52:15 UTC

Soooo, you might be wondering WHY these differences exist between these three countries... Well that's where I jump in to save the day!

Cool lil analysis I created using my smartness superpowers:

Canada and Spain are rich countries. They have good hospitals and people can afford to live healthy lives. Kenya is still developing and has less healthcare and more poverty. :(

In Kenya, it is also normal to have bigger families. In Canada and Spain, people usually choose smaller families because of education, jobs, and city life.

Also, Canada and Spain have many older people because people live longer there. In Kenya, there are more kids because more babies are born every year.

To sum it all up in case you didn't get it: These differences mainly exist because of money, healthcare, and culture!

Why does it even matter?

rahatsharma — 2025-04-28 03:55:40 UTC

It is important to know about life expectancy, birth rates, and dependency load because governments need to plan...
If a country has lots of old people, it needs hospitals, healthcare, and pensions.
If a country has lots of young kids, it needs schools, teachers, and jobs in the future.
Knowing this information helps countries be ready for the future. Hopefully this information does go to out to the government, so they can make changes accordingly! :3