Term 4: Global Health

Which of the following is the definition of emergency relief

• Aid provided through an international organisation

• From the government of one country to the government of another country (1% of Australian Budget)

• Rapid assistance given to people or countries in IMMEDIATE DISTRESS to relieve suffering from wars, earthquakes, floods etc

• Work to promote health and human development whilst operating separately from the government

Which of the following is the definition of Bilateral Aid

• From the government of one country to the government of another country (1% of Australian Budget)

• IMMEDIATE DISTRESS to relieve suffering from wars

• Work to promote health and human development whilst operating separately from the government

• Aid provided through an international organisation

Goal 1

• Eradicating extreme poverty ( People living on less than 1.25$ per day)

• Maintain genetic diversity of seeds, double agriculture productivity

• Universal equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water

• Eliminate harmful practises

Which of the following is NOT a target indicator for Goal 6

• Clean water and sanitation

• Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation

• Increase water use efficiency

• Universal, equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water, sanitation and hygiene

Which of the following is a target indicator for Goal 11

• Safe affordable and sustainable transport

• Sustainable consumption and production

• Quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure

• Eradicate forced labour, modern slavery and human trafficking

Goal 8 has which of the as target indicators

• Global resource efficiency

• Eradicate forced labour, modern slavery and human trafficking

• Enhance scientific research and technologies

• Annual growth of GDP per capita