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33 Cards in this Set
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The number of women in Niger who received any primary education ( 2007 ) |
15 % |
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The number of women in Niger who completed primary school |
1 % |
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The average age of women at marriage in Niger |
15.5 years old |
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The average age at first birth in Niger |
17.9 years old |
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The amount of couples who use contraception in Niger ( 2012 ) |
12 % |
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The amount that the number of people using contraception in Niger has to multiply by in order for the contraception use to reach 55% by 2050 |
10 times ( x10 ) |
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The amount of children married Nigerien men were reported wanting ( 2006 ) |
12.6 children |
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The amount of women over 40 in Niger that have 10 or more children |
More than one quarter of women in Niger |
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The among of women in Niger who want to have at most 2 children |
1 in 100 women |
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The amount of Niger's population that is aged 15 or younger |
49 % |
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The amount of Niger's population that is aged 65 or older |
3 % |
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Niger's HDI ranking |
174/178 |
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The amount of Niger's population living in absolute poverty (< 1 USD per day ) |
60 % |
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The Government in Niger's budget towards education as a percentage |
10 % ( decreased from 15 % in the last decade ) |
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The amount of individuals in different healthcare sectors in Niger serving 11 million people |
226 doctors, 13 pharmacists, 12'128 nurses, 334 midwives |
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The percentage of Niger's Land area that receives enough rain to sustain agriculture |
12 % |
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The amount of firewood used in Niger for cooking which is resulting inn deforestation |
2 million tons annually ( twice the amount of the wood that grows each year ) |
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The economic benefits for parents who have only one child in China ( following the one child policy ) |
They receive a 5-10 % increase in salary, free education for the child, and priority housing |
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The amount of orphans in China ( largely due to the one child policy ) |
Over 15 million ( Mostly girls ) |
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The amount of months into pregnancy in which some women were forced into abortion in China |
8 months into pregnancy |
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The amount of more men than women in China |
33 million more men |
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The names given to children in China without siblings that are said to be highly spoiled |
"Little emperors" |
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The amount which the working population will go down by in China by 2023 |
Decrease by 8 million |
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The estimated amount of births prevented thanks to the one child policy in China |
400 million fewer births |
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The salary cut for couples in China who have a second child |
-10% of salary |
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The fine couples in China have to pay in the case of having a second child |
Up to 40'000 yen |
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The year the one child policy was introduced |
1979 |
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The life expectancy in France |
81 years old |
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The estimated percentage of France's population to be over 65 by 2020 |
20 % of the population |
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The fertility rate in France |
1.9 children per woman |
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The percentage of government expenditures spent on social care in France |
11.1% |
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The amount of money from health services spent on people over 65 in France |
1/3 |
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The age from which individuals are given a full state pension by the government in France |
67 years old |
