Differences in development. Three types of differences in development: local regional global.

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Differences in development

Three types of differences in development: local regional global

 Development differences that occur within a country.  For example; development that occurs in your community.

 Census would be used to provide reliable and valid data for planning and decision making by any government.  Local differences in development is also referred as the ‘national differences in development’.

 Development differences that exist between countries in a region.  It is also known as the ‘continental differences in development’.  For example; SADC (Southern African Development Community) countries, AEC (African Economic Community) etc.

CountryPercentage share (%) 1Seychelles0.4 2Lesotho0.5 3Swaziland0.7 4Malawi1.2 5Namibia1.9 6Mozambique2.2 7Zambia2.4 8Mauritius2.9 9Botswana3.1 10Democratic Republic of Congo3.3 11Zimbabwe3.6 12Tanzania6.1 13Angola6.1 14South Africa65.7 Percentage share of the SADC’s GDP, 2002

 Difference between different parts of the work.  International differences in development.

 Global level development occurs because countries in different parts of the world have different natural resources, populations of different sizes and different priorities.  We use different indicators to compare global development, for example; HDI, GDP per capita, Life expectancy, etc.