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Malaria In Uganda Anastasia, Filip and Roi
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Facts about Uganda ★ President: Yoweri Museveni ★ Prime minister: Ruhakana Rugundua ★ Population (2014 est.) : 35,918,913 ★ Birth rate: 44.17/1000 ★ Infant mortality rate: 60.82/1000 ★ Life expectancy: 54.93 years ★ GDP (PPP) (2012 est.) : Total 50.439 billion dollars ★ Per Capita 1,414 Dollars ★ HDI: 0.484 Low 164th ★ Uganda got its independence on October 9th 1962
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Reasons of existing disparity ★ Child labour is common in Uganda ★ 86 % of the population live in rural areas and rely on subsistence agriculture ★ Males receive a 39% higher salary than females.
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Physical statistics ★ Ideal breeding to mosquitoes ★ Equatorial hot and humid ★ Lot of standing water ★ Mostly vegetation ★ Poor surrounding countries ★ Wild animals which carry malaria ★ 95% of Uganda is covered by malaria "Malaria Consortium - Uganda." Malaria Consortium. Malariaconsortium.org, n.d. Web. 30 Nov. 2015.
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Economic Impacts Harmful for the economy Costs of anti-malaria drugs If malaria can be decreased Social Impacts Negative social factors Opportunities
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NGO - Malaria Consortium “Malaria Consortium Uganda is committed to reducing the burden of malaria and other communicable diseases – particularly those that affect young children such as pneumonia and diarrhoea. We work closely with a range of partners including the Ministry of Health, communities and civil society.” In Uganda they focus on: ★ Malaria prevention and ★ Integrated Community Case Management of Malaria, Diarrhoea and Pneumonia (ICCM) ★ Strengthening the health system ★ Research, policy and advocacy Are NGOs like malaria consortium effective in reducing disparity in countries like Uganda? http://www.malariaconsortium.org/where-we-work/uganda- areas_of_focus.htm#anchor1
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