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1 How many uses for water can you think of?

2 What social factors make global development inequalities worse?
Learning Objectives: Students should understand how social factors can make global development inequalities worse

3 What Social Factors Might Hinder A Country’s Development?

4 Water for Life Watch the video from Water Aid to introduce one of the most important social factors which hinder a country’s development.

5 Access to Safe Water Look at the A3 sheets provided.
Create a copy of Figure 4 onto the outline world maps provided Answer the activities into your books

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7 Study the scatter graph
Study the scatter graph. Describe and explain the correlation (pattern) that it shows

8 Study the scatter graph
Study the scatter graph. Describe and explain the correlation (pattern) that it shows

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