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Between 1990 and 2015, we want to have the proportion of people whose income is less
than $1.25 a day
Achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all, including women and
young people
Have, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people who suffer from hunger
Kyrgyzstan
Poverty:
GNI:3,080 PPP dollars (2013)
GDP per capita average annual
growth rate: 3.81%
The people in Krygystan make an
average of $4.51 per day.
Hunger:
Use of improved drinking water
sources: 91.5%
Kilocalories per person per day: 210
Kenya
Poverty:
GNI: 2,780 PPP dollars (2013)
GDP per capita average annual
growth rate: 5.33%
The people in Kenya make an
average of 1$ per day.
Hunger: Use of improved drinking
water sources: 60.9
Kilocalories per person per day: 260
According to the statistics that we have found, we concluded that Kyrgyzstan is overall
more developed in the goal to eradicate hunger and poverty. The people in Kyrgyzstan
are making more money each day and have a higher GNI.
Kyrgyzstan
97.1% of all children are
enrolled in school.
97.6% of males are in school
96.5% of females are in
school
Kenya
Looking at our statistics and comparing them we saw the Kyrgyzstan has a high
percentage of students enrolled in school. We can see higher rates of both male
in females in school than those of Kenya. Both countries continue to develop in
this goal by making means for more students to go to school.
Kyrgyzstan
54% of enrolled students are female
Women predominate among
educators, health and social services,
where wages are about two times
lower than in traditionally mens
sectors
Kenya
According to our research, Kyrgyzstan has much more equality between the sexes. Women do,
however, recieve significantly less wage even though they typically have more education than the
males.
Kyrgyzstan
Under 5 mortality rate in
the following years:
1990: 65.7
2000: 49.2
2012: 26.1
Annual rate of reduction:
4.4%
Kenya
Under 5 year mortality
rate in the following
years:
1990: 98
2000: 110
2012: 73
Annual rate of reduction:
1.4%
When we compare the rates between countries we can how Kenya has more of the
following years under the 5 year mortality rate. We can also see that Kyrgyzstan has a
higher annual rate of reduction than Kenya which makes things worse for Kenya when it
comes to maternal health
Reduce by three quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ratio
Achieve, by 2015, universal access to reproductive health
Kyrgyzstan
Maternal Mortality Rate: 54.5 (per
100,000)
a significant increase in the number
of births with various complications,
presence of various pathologies
before pregnancy, which exacerbate
during pregnancy and result in fatal
cases.
efforts are made to introduce
improved practices of rendering
perinatal care, antenatal care and
friendly services for a child in 48% of
delivery facilities,
Kenya
Maternal Mortality Rate: 488 (per
100,000)
The Kenyan government has adopted
a contraceptive security strategy to
reduce birth rate. There are many
complications when factors such as
disease, unsafe abortions, etc.
The government also committed to
shifting budgetary resources from
curative health to preventive health
services
Kenya has not reached the goals set forth in the millenium development goals.
Kyrgyztan has, and is doing pretty well in the maternal mortality rate of women. They
have successfully reached the goals set forth.
Kyrgyzstan
Kenya
HIV cases have increased dramatically over the past few years.
Both countries are affected by HIV but judging from our statistics we can see that it is
more common in Kenya. The rates are very high of people living with the disease and
also passing it to future generations to come.
Kyrgyzstan
Kenya
The level of environmental sustainability in Kyrgyzstan is significantly higher than Kenya. Kyrgyzstan
has successfully achieved the goals set forth in the millennium goals.
Kyrgyzstan
To solve serious economic and social
problems of the Kyrgyz Republic in
the 90th, the country had to resort to
significant external borrowings. As a
result, by 2000 the national foreign
debt rose to a value greater than
GDP. In this regard, the Government
took measures to reduce the level of
foreign debt: a Mid-term strategy to
reduce the foreign debt for 20022005 was adopted, restructuring of
external debt was held.
Kenya
Trade has increasingly become the
cornerstone of the Kenya's economic
development in the 21st century.
Kenya's exports are mainly primary
products from the agriculture sector.
The volume of international trade
between Kenya and the rest of the
world has been increasing over the
years. While exports and imports
exhibit an increasing trend, imports
have been increasing more rapidly
than exports and hence the widening
trade balance deficit.
We can judge by the ways of partnerships for development of each country that they are
the same in being a part of the system. They both make efforts and progress in their
ways of exportation/importation and resolving debts.