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Kenya's Famine, Kenya - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Due to the states low care for medical care, as well with high poverty rates, violence and epidemic diseases have led to its low life expectancy
  - - - Has had multiple Ebola, cholera and malaria outbreaks last decade
      - Due to recent covid break out, resulted in large populations losing their jobs due to companies closing down
        
        Due to covid, large population couldnt sell produce as they should have
    - - Health care system stretched very thin, across the large population
        
        Dealing with numerous diseases and problems
        
        With the country only spending 3.5% of its GDP towards healthcare. While the average African country is seem to spend around 6% of their GDP
      - Limited work force
        
        Few percent of the population becomes doctors or able to work in health care systems
        
        With an estimate of only 1 qualified personal for every 10,000 individuals
        
        While the recommended minimum is 23 people per 10,000 individuals
  - - - These jobs make up for 3/4 of the labour force
        
        Acountign for over 2/5 of the countries GDP
- - - - The united States had donated $1.7 Billion over the past 20 years, in Health Assistance towards Kenya
        
        As well as Money, the USA has provided investments in large aspects of the Congolese Economy, such as agriculture, minerals, mining campaigns, renewable energy projects. The US Aid packages also included disease resitant strains of casava, they supported women empowerment, their Food For Peace (FFP) activites has redued food insecurity significantly. They have also improved natural resource managments, improved agricultural techniques, increase the agriculture output and incomes for farmers, supported sanitation and clean water availability.
  - - - The main source of income for the DRC, originates from Domestic agriculture. Agriculture, animal husbandry, mining, fishing, and forestry, making up for 3/4 of the labour force, and making up for 2.5 of the GDP
    - - This means the Kenyans would live off of $2.15
      - Meaning around 62% of the population or 60 million people lived in poverty
  - - - Locals have stated that a box of fish costed $15, now it costs $80