Chad
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Chad is a Central African country with a large population of 11,631,456 people. Despite their large population they are not one of the more “popular”countries unlike Japan, England, or The U.S. This is because of their low amounts of food, drinking water, and struggles with poverty. We believe that these conflicts with resources could be avoided or improved with the help of other countries. Please help the struggle that the Chadians face everyday, poverty, violence, and deprivation of education.
Chad is the thirteenth most malnourished country in the world. That’s thirteenth out of 196 (including Taiwan). 30.3% of Chadian children under the age of five are already underweight. The Chadian diet consists of mainly esh and boule. These are both traditional foods made from cooked millet and grainy porridge. This diet does not have any fruits, dairies, fats, or protein which is not customary for adults to maintain healthy lifestyles and certainly not for growing children. Perhaps it is also why the average life span is only 49.82 years of age. Chad believes that the United Nations could help to prevent this strain on our nutrition resources. …show more content…
We believe that everyone should earn their share. This is why Chad has a 48 percentage of child labor. Because of this children have little time for school. The life expectancy of education is only 7 years, which is a little more than half of what the average American child receives. On top of that only 40.2% of Chad’s population that is above the age of 15 are able to read and write in French or Arabic. (The country’s two main languages). Chad has been faced with the issue of illiteracy for decades and we believe that it is time for the United Nations to do something about
7 WC A
Chad is a Central African country with a large population of 11,631,456 people. Despite their large population they are not one of the more “popular”countries unlike Japan, England, or The U.S. This is because of their low amounts of food, drinking water, and struggles with poverty. We believe that these conflicts with resources could be avoided or improved with the help of other countries. Please help the struggle that the Chadians face everyday, poverty, violence, and deprivation of education.
Chad is the thirteenth most malnourished country in the world. That’s thirteenth out of 196 (including Taiwan). 30.3% of Chadian children under the age of five are already underweight. The Chadian diet consists of mainly esh and boule. These are both traditional foods made from cooked millet and grainy porridge. This diet does not have any fruits, dairies, fats, or protein which is not customary for adults to maintain healthy lifestyles and certainly not for growing children. Perhaps it is also why the average life span is only 49.82 years of age. Chad believes that the United Nations could help to prevent this strain on our nutrition resources. …show more content…
We believe that everyone should earn their share. This is why Chad has a 48 percentage of child labor. Because of this children have little time for school. The life expectancy of education is only 7 years, which is a little more than half of what the average American child receives. On top of that only 40.2% of Chad’s population that is above the age of 15 are able to read and write in French or Arabic. (The country’s two main languages). Chad has been faced with the issue of illiteracy for decades and we believe that it is time for the United Nations to do something about