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Mind Map by Emmie Morris, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Emmie Morris
about 9 years ago
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CAFOD (Catholic
Agency for
Overseas
Development.)
- Long Term Aid
- Help people to make a living.
- Helps provide communities with access to
clean water, education and healthcare.
- Encourages
UK and EU
governments
to put policies
in place which
help LEDC's.
- Sets up fair
working
practices and
conditions
- Helps provide communities with access to
clean water, education and healthcare.
- 'Teach a man to fish and you
feed him for life.'
- Help people to make a living.
- Short term/ Emergency aid.
- There to help people that
have suffered disasters
and emergencies.
- Ensures people have the right
resources to recover from
emergencies and environmental
threats.
- Works for peace;
this reduces the risk
of violence and
conflict.
- Encourages UK and EU
to prevent, respond to
and resolve conflicts
and emergencies.
- Ensures people have the right
resources to recover from
emergencies and environmental
threats.
- 'Give a man a fish and you
feed him for a day.'
- There to help people that
have suffered disasters
and emergencies.
- Campaigning
- Campaigns for justice and to
find an end to poverty.
- Takes part in events like protests,
marches and petitions.
- Campaigns for justice and to
find an end to poverty.
- Education
- Educates people in the UK to raise
awareness of poverty in LEDC's (less
economically developed countries.)
- Encourages Catholics to give, take action and pray.
(The commandments are split into 'loving God' and
'loving your neighbour'.
- Links Catholics with
communities in LEDC's,
based on dignity and
equality.
- Educates young Catholics to
help respond to global
poverty issues.
- Encourages Catholics to give, take action and pray.
(The commandments are split into 'loving God' and
'loving your neighbour'.
- Educates people in the UK to raise
awareness of poverty in LEDC's (less
economically developed countries.)
- Eight causes of poverty.
- Conflict.
- People are forced to leave their homes
because of conflict, and this results in
the education and healthcare being
disrupted. Many end up in refugee camps.
- People are forced to leave their homes
because of conflict, and this results in
the education and healthcare being
disrupted. Many end up in refugee camps.
- Debt.
- Food.
- Without right amounts of food, families have to
send their children to work to earn the money for
food. Also, if children haven't had enough food
whilst growing up, they may have physical
problems.
- Without right amounts of food, families have to
send their children to work to earn the money for
food. Also, if children haven't had enough food
whilst growing up, they may have physical
problems.
- Education.
- Education helps people to
escape poverty, but often,
children don't go to school,
and so have less chance of
getting away from poverty.
- Education helps people to
escape poverty, but often,
children don't go to school,
and so have less chance of
getting away from poverty.
- Gender.
- Women are more vulnerable to
poverty, as they don't have equal
wages as men, have less access to
education, and sometimes can't
own their own land.
- Women are more vulnerable to
poverty, as they don't have equal
wages as men, have less access to
education, and sometimes can't
own their own land.
- Health.
- Often, people cannot afford decent
healthcare. Lots of family members
have died from AIDS, and this leaves
families without wage earners.
- Often, people cannot afford decent
healthcare. Lots of family members
have died from AIDS, and this leaves
families without wage earners.
- Environment.
- Trade.
- Conflict.
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