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Rural Slums of Pakistan
No Electricity
Food Safety Hazards
Water Sanitation Issues
No facilities of education
Different diseases
No government attention
The birth rate outpaces the death rate with thirty-one births and only eight deaths per thousand.
Food or waterborne diseases: bacterial diarrhea, hepatitis A and E, and typhoid fever
Vectorborne diseases: dengue fever and malaria
Animal contact disease: rabies
LE = 45
TB, Malaria, Small Pox
Hygiene (Showers$)
Dirt
Access to Clean Water
US Efforts
Pakistan is a nation that is situated in Southeast Asia. It shares a border with Afghanistan and India.
The population growth is up to one and a half percent in Pakistan. This is causing more and people to live in the surrounding slums.
Slum focused on is located in the city of Karachi near the sea port.
The infant mortality rate is approximately fifty-nine deaths per one thousand births.
The maternal mortality rate is 260 deaths/100,000 live births.
The Muslim religion includes 96% of the population. 4% is left for a small Christian and Hindu population.
Dwellers are not content with living situation.
Open for change
Costs - Funding problems
People being opposed to change
A need for a grant.
Breaking culture barriers (lots of intervention)
Locations are limited
Educating the people
Sustainability
A little intervention = A BIG change
Motivation for change (EXPERIENCE something better)
Implementing methods of birth control.
Providing a proper plumbing system that gets rid of urine and feces in a safe way. (Sani Huts maybe?)
Effectively collect and treats sewage.
Developing a way for people to sanitize their own water.
Promoting Fundraisers.
Raising Awareness.