1. Non Government organisations
The role of non government organisations based in Australia in promoting global health and sustainable human development

2. Key Skills
Describe the role of international and Australian government and non government agencies and organisations in promotingglobal health and sustainable development.

3. Revise key terms
Global Health- the health of populations in a worldwide context that goes beyond the perspectives and concerns of individual countries. Global health is about an international collaborative approach to achieving equity in health for all worldwide.

4. Revise Key Terms
Human Development- Creating an environment in which people can develop to their full potential and lead productive, creative lives in accord with their needs and interests. It is about expanding people’s choices and enhancing capabilities(the range of things people canbe and do), hanving access to knowledge, health and a decent standard of living and participating in the life of the community and decisions affecting their lives.

5. Revise terms
Sustainable Human Development- Refers to a process of people striving to reach their full potential, lead more productive lives, expand their choices and meet their needs without compromising the opportunities for future generations to meet their own needs.

6. The role of literacy in promoting health and sustainable human development
Literacy is a human right and a basic tool for social, mental and physical health. It is essential for enabling education, empowerment and gender equality, reducing child mortality and ensuring sustainable development. People who are literate have a greater knowledge of health.

7. Look at the Education for Girls in Botswana literacy program.
Now answer the following questions.
Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.

8. Food Security
The state in which all personsobtain nutritionally adequate , culturally appropriate, safe food regularly through local non emergency services.

9. Food Security
Hunger is the number one risk to health worldwide. Food is necessary for both survival and physical and intellectual development at all stages of life. Undernutrition stunts growth and development, increase the risk of infection and can cause low birth weight, anaemia and brain damage.

10. Food for work program Answer the following questions. Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.

11. HIV/AIDS
Key Terms
AIDS- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome is the most advanced stages of HIV infection
Human Immunodeficiency virus(HIV)- an infection that results in the gradual depletion and weakening of the immune system, resulting in susceptibility to other infections such as pneumonia and tuberculosisi.
Antiretroviral therapy- treatment that slows the progress of HIV

12. HIV/AIDS
HIV?AIDS continues to be one of the biggest global threats to development and directly impacts on a person’s health and their ability to participate within their family and community.
Children who are HIV positive face poverty, undernutrition, discrimination, inequality and inadequate access to services and education.
Programs must address treatment as well as prevention.

13. Read Far Away from Home Club
Answer the following questions
Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.

14. Malaria
Malaria is an entirely preventable and treatable disease when interventions are correctly implemented. Most affected are pregnant women and children under 5. Children who survive the disease may suffer with physical and mental impairments, such as poor growth and development.

15. Read Home Management of Malaria in Zambia
Answer the questions
Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.

16. Immunisation
Many diseases can easily be prevented through immunisation, such as measles, TB, tetanus and polio .Protections through immunisation programs are much cheaper than treating and hospitalising people who are sick.
Measles is one of the most infectious viruses to humans and is easily prevented through immunisation.

17. Read Days Plus Answer the following Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.

18. Water and Sanitation
Drinking unsafe water or not having access to basic sanitation can result in the spread of cholera, malaria and hookworm.
Unsanitary environments include overcrowded living conditions, poor drainage, limited access to resources for washing and cooking, and toilet facilities, inappropriate housing, lack of developed sewerage systems and insufficient knowledge regarding the spread of infectious diseases.

19. Read Cuu Long Delta water and sanitation project
Answer the following
Name the program
Identify the type of aid being provided
Outline the reason for implementing the program
How does the program address the elements of appropriateness, affordability and equity?
Evaluate the program in terms of social, economic and environmental sustainability
How does the program contribute to sustainable human development?
Explain the interrelationship between health, human development and sustainable human development.