This presentation explores the reasons why levels of development can vary between areas of the same country using Malawi as an example. It looks at patterns of poverty across the country, comparing urban areas with rural ones and considers projections for population growth and malnourishment. It looks at squatter settlements on the urban fringe such as Chatata and at the plight of masses of young unemployed who are resorting to working in the informal sector selling, among other things, biscuits, phone cards and cooking oil.
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The Changing Economic World Bundle - AQA GCSE
This set of fifteen presentations covers all of the unit known as The Changing Economic World in AQA's 9-1 GCSE Geography Syllabus. This is a part of Challenges in the Human Environment. There is enough material here for 15-20 hours teaching, all linked directly to the requirements of the specification.
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Introducing Development - AQA GCSE
This is a bundle of eight presentations which cover the part of the unit 'Changing Economic World'. It should be sufficient for a month's teaching, assuming two hours' tuition per week for a GCSE class. Purchased separately the resources would cost £28.00, but I've knocked that down to £2.00 a lesson in this bundle - a time-saving £16.00 for all eight of them.
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