Irish Aid Global Goals. What we are learning 1.How the world is unequal? 2.What is Irish Aid? 3.The UN and the Global Goals 4.Climate Change.

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Irish Aid Global Goals

What we are learning 1.How the world is unequal? 2.What is Irish Aid? 3.The UN and the Global Goals 4.Climate Change

How the world is unequal In this cartoon, the North means the rich countries and the South means the poor countries.

How the world is unequal It shows the unequal world because the North uses too much of the resources – more than they need.

How the world is unequal The South don’t have enough resources so people can’t have good lives.

Why the world is unequal Some countries were poor so they needed to get money from countries in the North. Then they end up with debt. Debt means they have to pay back all the money PLUS INTEREST. DEBT

Why the world is unequal War and conflict waste a lot of money because they have to get guns from other countries. They buy guns instead of medicine and other things. WAR AND CONFLICT

Why the world is unequal Some people get little money for the things they grow e.g. cocoa and coffee beans. Some years it can be good and some years it can be bad. Things like Fairtrade products give the farmer a more fair pay. TRADE

Why the world is unequal In the past some countries took over other countries and took a lot of their resources. Most of the countries who were in charge are now in the Global North and most of the countries taken over are now in the Global South. COLONISATION

Irish Aid Irish Aid is a government group that helps countries that need improvement. Aid is NOT charity. It’s about justice and making the world a more equal place. Justice!

9 Partner Countries Partner countries are the main places where Irish Aid helps Eight are on the African continent and one is on the Asian continent

9 Partner Countries – Dark Green Ethiop ia Sierra Leone Vietna m Ugand a Tanzan ia Malawi Mozambiq ue Lesot ho Zamb ia

The UN and the Global Goals The UN is the United Nations. There are 193 countries in the UN. There is one person to represent each country. The UN works together to help the world become better and more equal.

The Global Goals The Global Goals are a set of 17 different goals. The UN (all 193 countries!) have set a target to complete them by They are trying to make the world fairer for everyone!

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Climate Change One of the Global Goals is Climate Action. This means helping to stop climate change. This one is really important because the world is warming up and the weather is changing a lot. This affects the people in the Global South the most because they can’t grow their crops.

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Time to play a game!