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Poverty in the Pacific - Coggle Diagram
Poverty in the Pacific
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impact 4 Health issues
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the double burden of malnutrition facing the pacific is that they are eating too little at critical of growth and development or too much of bad foods and becoming fat.
stunting is caused by children not being fed a good amount of good food at important times to get fed a good amount.
New Guinea has the biggest rate of stunting at 43% followed by the Solomon islands at 33% then followed by Nauru at 26% then by Vanuatu at 24% and then Tuvalu at 10%
under nutrition earlier in life leads to a higher chance of being fat and getting Non communicable diseases during adulthood.
more than half of the population in at least 10 pacific island countries and territories is overweight.
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conditions that are putting a burden on government health and health and welfare budgets and on families and individuals
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ill health for children is closely linked with poor educational achievement because if a child is sick then they will miss stuff at school leading to worse education which increases chances of poverty later in life as without good qualifications you can't get good jobs which will drag you below the poverty line
the lack of family planning affects the poor as if the poor had plans with their family to get money if they got poor then they would be able to get money from them.
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